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Old thread I know…but sharing a homemade solution for a large dog in the back of the vert. This is pegboard (light, ventilated) cut to a trapezoid shape, padded top and sides, and slid into a body pillow cover. Doggo’s harness is attached to an isofix clip. Not pretty, but a clean look and...

Shoes are a great point. Today's trainers and running shoes have a lot more structure and cushion than shoes did when I started driving. Definitely makes it hard to get pedal feedback. Driving shoes are not available for my clown feet, but I found "barefoot" shoes on Amazon for ~$25. I found...

Ready for weekend cruising

Modern’s jack for the PP/DH does not fit in the well with the spare. I had the same question and reached out to them to get confirmation. That should be mentioned in the marketing. It might be a deal breaker for some. I have my jack in a trunk cargo net. Not ideal, but I don’t notice it.

These are not the droids you are looking for…

Same here with the manual and PP. 22+ on a rural highway day trip, just better than my F150 average. 14ish going for a Sunday drive. 😁

That! I was cruising, top down with my son and had one on my bumper surging and revving. There was traffic in front of us and neither of us were going anywhere. Separate incident, one doing the same in a narrow 20mph neighborhood. I am no angel, but they just act stupidly.

I was driving my vert top down recently and put the exhaust in quiet (vs sport or track). I was shocked at how well I could hear the intakes suck. Very cool, sounds great. …maybe not cool enough to drive in quiet Enjoy the noise!

And the starting price went from 135k last time I looked to 148k before options. A good car, a strong brand, and customers lined up. Not a bad position to be in.

Not justifying the price, but for perspective on the value for the money (and fun) I did a full out build on the SC vs a reasonable build on a Carrera T. Almost 800HP auto, track ready vs rear engine, manual <400HP. Roughly the same price. I cross shopped the 911 before I bought mine. Loved it...

I did the Road Course option last week. Wheelhouse Racing (Ford contracts them to run the experience at the Charlotte Motor Speedway) did a great job. All the instructors were top notch. AM was rallycross and evasive maneuver exercises. PM was track time on the CMS road course. It was very cool...

Here is the link to register. It is available to all Mustang buyers. https://track.mustangunleashed.com/

Love it! Cruising top down on the BRP and driving the curves up to it is basically what I got the car for. I'll be up your way in a few weeks chasing down some VA wine.

I agree they will sell because they are a unique package. I don't think they will hold or build value like some the competition at this price point. They are into base 911 territory and encroaching on bottom end new Aston Martins, but the interiors do not stand up. Maybe Ford needs a Lincoln...

Beautiful day for a topless ride! I set Waze to avoid freeways and had a great backroads drive to a remote Winery. Unfortunately, you can tell it’s pollen season so wash day tomorrow.

Very cool to hear. A track car is definitely in my future. Are you running the 10spd? BTW- Wow, that "GTD, Spirit of America" treatment looks awesome!

I may see you there. Also not on my Window Sticker. I was aware of it and entered my purchase info in their website and picked my dates.

Thanks for the info. Yeah, was wife but she decided no interest on the manual. She has done the BMW version several times. 🤷‍♂️

To anyone that has done Mustang Unleashed in Concord, is there a place for guests to hang out or watch some of the activities? I am doing it in April and my wife wants to go and hang out.

I had a similar experience with dates moving up. Ultimately I got it several weeks earlier than the dealer's estimate. Other order threads talk about moving dates as well, although I'd say most get moved out. Congrats on the order! You are going to love it.