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My large male Doberman loves to sit in the back seat. I have a big blanket to cover the seat and have a towel covering the console lid. He likes to put his front paws there and just looks out the front window. Plus in parking lots many people have commented on my alarm system lol.

When I restored my 68 F100 my painter sprayed bee's wax inside the door to prevent rust.

Set up a filter system that gets rid of the minerals that leave the water spots for the hose you use to wash your car. There used to be a hose nozzle for washing cars that had a filter that worked it left no spots.

Looks good. I have a towel draped over my fender where the wire lays over it just incase it scratches the paint.

Well considering what people pay for a Shelby super snake. I'm retired and had the money but in 2024 the Dark Horse HP was and is the top performing Mustang. So that's what I bought little to old to be a fanboy. I was however old enough to not have to worry to much about the price. I just spend...

Sounds like you know what you want. Your not going to find what you are looking for. You want a good car with no crap. However unless you Go a Dark Horse R that you can't drive on the street. Back to your desires Ford does not offer that car. Each model has pluses and minuses. Now do a reality...

Dark Horse I believe has a slightly different cam profile.

Sure Dark Horse HP is just bigger tires and you just keep believing that.

They sell Mustangs in China? I never knew that. Old but always learning.

It's a tow hook the race guy's say it's for the track. For this purpose it works well. However the other reason is for winching your low car onto a flatbed.

Not yet when I up grade to stage 2 I will put on some Kook's.

Not Not really has a nice sound. Also I have a Whipple that makes it sounds even better.

Great job. I noticed a big difference after the braces and stop the hop kit were installed in my Dark Horse.

When my rear passenger rattles I just pass them a beer that usually stops it.

I have found with road rage it's not the vehicle it's 100% the driver.

I have the Switchfire on my Dark Horse and I love the sound.

I back in the day bought a real good tire pressure gauge and it reads exactly what my TMS on the dash reads. But like any gauge I'm sure there is a plus minus a little bit.

It is sitting in his heated garage for now waiting for spring.

Well it seems I miss read my door jamb and it say 33 psi not 30 dam I needed to put on my reading glasses. Mine have been set at 30 cold then it would rise to 34-35 when hot. Tires are wearing nice though. Just what I do I'm just an old man so don't pay much attention to me.

My Dark Horse HP the door jamb sticker says 30 psi is the right pressure. Tires wear in the middle means you are over inflating.