Focusedonsound
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Hello everyone
Well I am back from my winter sabbatical. I find that durring the winter months is when I hang out over in the forums at www.mustangworld.com Its also when I usually add some additional performance parts to my car being that it just sits in the garage for the winter.
For those of you who don't know me ... My name is Nick I beleive I am one of the only resident Mustang Freeks (things could have changed since I last was here) I have a fleet of FORDS that I detail.
1998 Mercury Sable (Marroon) (my pimpin winter beater)
2000 Ford Mustang GT Convertible (Black) (My baby still only has 37k on her)
2001 Ford Winstar (Light Metallic Blue)
2001 Ford F150 Larriet (Black)
2001 Ford F150 Extended cab (White)
2003 Ford Focus (mineral Grey)
2004 Ford Escape (Black)
2004 Ford Explorer 100th anniversery (Black)
2005 Mercury Mariner (pearlized earth color)
2005 Mercury Montego (Some sandy color)
2006 Mercury Milan (White)
I actually detail all of these cars once in the early spring and in the late fall. The only one that is usually spotless in the Mustang as its My baby. And on that note Steve will be happy to know (I am clear out of Detailing supplies) I think a shopping spree is coming!
This past winters Project was a full suspension upgrade, Total Prothane Urethane bushings kit, Ford Racing Perfomance Upper Control arms, Maximum Motorsports Lower control arms, Maximum Motorsports Subframe connectors, Maximum motorsports Caster/Camber plates, HR Race Springs, Tokico Shocks and struts. Theres a lot more I did .. but just can't remember right now.
The car preforms incredible now! In the past I used to say "I can go Straight Really Really fast but when it comes to turning it gets scary" In the past turns that I couldn't even make at 30mph I can now take at 60-70 mph and not even worry about the rear sliding out. So much more fun to drive espesially when doing some "Spirited Driving" I am actually going to be taking it to the track pretty soon to see what she can do on a road race track.
Well I am back from my winter sabbatical. I find that durring the winter months is when I hang out over in the forums at www.mustangworld.com Its also when I usually add some additional performance parts to my car being that it just sits in the garage for the winter.
For those of you who don't know me ... My name is Nick I beleive I am one of the only resident Mustang Freeks (things could have changed since I last was here) I have a fleet of FORDS that I detail.
1998 Mercury Sable (Marroon) (my pimpin winter beater)
2000 Ford Mustang GT Convertible (Black) (My baby still only has 37k on her)
2001 Ford Winstar (Light Metallic Blue)
2001 Ford F150 Larriet (Black)
2001 Ford F150 Extended cab (White)
2003 Ford Focus (mineral Grey)
2004 Ford Escape (Black)
2004 Ford Explorer 100th anniversery (Black)
2005 Mercury Mariner (pearlized earth color)
2005 Mercury Montego (Some sandy color)
2006 Mercury Milan (White)
I actually detail all of these cars once in the early spring and in the late fall. The only one that is usually spotless in the Mustang as its My baby. And on that note Steve will be happy to know (I am clear out of Detailing supplies) I think a shopping spree is coming!
This past winters Project was a full suspension upgrade, Total Prothane Urethane bushings kit, Ford Racing Perfomance Upper Control arms, Maximum Motorsports Lower control arms, Maximum Motorsports Subframe connectors, Maximum motorsports Caster/Camber plates, HR Race Springs, Tokico Shocks and struts. Theres a lot more I did .. but just can't remember right now.
The car preforms incredible now! In the past I used to say "I can go Straight Really Really fast but when it comes to turning it gets scary" In the past turns that I couldn't even make at 30mph I can now take at 60-70 mph and not even worry about the rear sliding out. So much more fun to drive espesially when doing some "Spirited Driving" I am actually going to be taking it to the track pretty soon to see what she can do on a road race track.
Seems like just yesterday we were at Darlington eating burgers