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Just bought MY first new car...

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Originally posted by: Muadib
Originally posted by: lnguyen

I remember pricing out zanio to something higher in cost. hrm. oh well. just looked at some of the directions.. and my main thing for not going w/ zanio is not having the garage to do it in. heh. either way, it's all good 🙂

You don't need a garage to put Zanio on. I used to do my car during my morning break at 9, then take a late lunch and remove it. Then when I got home, I would wipe it down with Z-6.

As long as the weather is at least 60 degrees Zanio is a breeze to do.

eh, i'm anal retentive.. i don't like my car sitting out in my neighbor hood w/ stuff waiting to dry on it.. it's also under direct sunlight, I personally don't have a good spot in the shade to do zanio

 
Originally posted by: lnguyen
Originally posted by: Muadib
Originally posted by: lnguyen

I remember pricing out zanio to something higher in cost. hrm. oh well. just looked at some of the directions.. and my main thing for not going w/ zanio is not having the garage to do it in. heh. either way, it's all good 🙂

You don't need a garage to put Zanio on. I used to do my car during my morning break at 9, then take a late lunch and remove it. Then when I got home, I would wipe it down with Z-6.

As long as the weather is at least 60 degrees Zanio is a breeze to do.

eh, i'm anal retentive.. i don't like my car sitting out in my neighbor hood w/ stuff waiting to dry on it.. it's also under direct sunlight, I personally don't have a good spot in the shade to do zanio
Using Zaino in direct sunlight is no problem. It's the way I've done it for at least 90% of the times I've used it.

I can't believe that no one else in your neighbor cleans their car.
 
Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: NFS4
V6?

**Prepare for the villagers with pitchforks!!**

haha, so true.. i'm not even going to comment..

errr doesn't buying a v6 mustang defy the point of buying one to begin with? Especially in goofy lime green color?

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take back the color comment
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if i can recall correctly, didn't the V6 also had plenty of power?

congrats on the purchase! love the design of the current gen mustang.
 
Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
if i can recall correctly, didn't the V6 also had plenty of power?

congrats on the purchase! love the design of the current gen mustang.

The 2005 had the most powerful V6 of any Mustang to date, but it's still plenty shy of the GT's 300hp. It's decent for a V6, but compared to the 280-310+hp V6s offered in other cars, it's still a bit docile. Enough for most people though, and better on insurance than the GT. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Linux23
#1 it's a Ford
#2 it's Lime Green
#3 you bought a muscle car with a V6😛

I concur - a black GT would've been a better choice. Getting a V6 mustang really defies the point of getting one to begin with .
 
Originally posted by: halik
Originally posted by: Linux23
#1 it's a Ford
#2 it's Lime Green
#3 you bought a muscle car with a V6😛

I concur - a black GT would've been a better choice. Getting a V6 mustang really defies the point of getting one to begin with .

The point of the car was not solely so I could be leet and street race every honda ricer I see. Although it would be nice to own a GT, currently its not worth it to me. I'd have to spend a considerable amount more on the car (which I can't afford). I'd eat up more gas (which I don't want to afford) and insurance would be quite a bit higher (which I don't want to afford). In the long run, it was not worth it.


Black Mustangs look really nice too, but I like how this color brings back the oldschool look of the Mustang.
 
I was gonna say my parents had a 69 Ford Fairlane same colour. . .
Black cars look good clean, but show dirt and every nick and swirl.
I prefer lighter coloured cars.
 
One of my instructors bought an 05 used Stang not too long ago, the previous owner custom ordered the car with the hypo v6 among other things. Then the guy returned the car when he found that the GT's where being released and custom ordered one of those (man I want that kind of cash). My instructors Stang is sweet, he has a friend that owns a paintshop and owed my instructor some money, so the guy painted a pair of black racing strips, centered, from the front bumper, over the hood and roof, under the spoiler, and down to the rear bumper, father than the vinyl stripes go and it really reminds me of the 70 mach 1. 🙂
 
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