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Ah...now I understand why you gave your location as "The Shadows". :wink:

Love the looks and sound of this S650 someone in our neighborhood has.

I miss the old paper Helms Inc manuals. Much more information back then, and they were great at talking you through NEARLY ALL repairs, step by step. I got the Helms CD for my S550 and it is woefully lacking compared the paper Helm's manuals I used for decades. And, you pay a LOT for what you...

Yep! That's a symptom of a saturated canister.

Great point. I used to top off. I had to replace a canister, and I am careful about not topping off anymore. Been there with the Costco, or similar nozzles that have the spring-loaded shroud intended to capture vapors. You have to ensure the nozzle is seated fully. But....that doesn't sound...

If the car is your main subject and the background is not important, adjust the lighting on a dark section of the car. On an iPhone, you can touch the screen where the car is and you'll see a rectangle appear where you touched. That will fool the camera into forgetting the "average lighting"...

Very nice car....but as a warning....that white is a bug catcher as you can see in the pic. :giggle:

Yep. Out of sight from the outside, yet easy to see/activate from the driver's seat

I keep 3M automotive double faced tape on hand...I use it a LOT for projects. Either 3M 5952 or 5925 will work. As great as adhesion is, I can remove it to replace batteries when needed. But, I seldom have to replace the battery. As you can see, it is hidden from potential thieves who...

Though my 2019 has the built-in sunvisor buttons, but I prefer to use these. Actually I double-faced taped mine to the top of my windshield so it is hidden (I don't like my hand bumping it when adjusting the visor, and I don't like to advertise that I have a remote that can be easily stolen...

What's the deal with the car inside the building? Interesting! It looks like it could be a general merchandise store we'd see in the U.S., and someone decided to drive inside.

Silver is always a good option, considering you have black wheels framing the calipers.

One thing I like about the wheels you are considering is that none of the spokes are parallel to another, but rather each is somewhat radial in direction. (Especially on the outer portions of the spokes is what I like.) But...everyone has their preferences and that's quite okay.

You may want to check again on coverage. Many states would handle an animal encounter as a comprehensive claim. But maybe in your state that only applies to four footed animals. Regardless, having a Comp claim instead of a NAF may be better for your insurance future in Maine.

Or....inspectors/inspection stations may be concerned about losing their licenses to test. Think for instance of a person who passed a car with non-compliant brakes, but had an accident and brakes were found to have been given a pass. That may seem a bit abstract comparison, but from many...

What a shame. In the first pic posted the wheel seems to have a little deformity, but that may be reworkable. Sounds like a realignment may be in order as well.

Hmmm...so CA wants you to burn the oil (add'l pollution) instead of capturing/disposing of oil properly? Very interesting. But then I have learned to toss logic out the window when trying to understand some of the CA laws.

Nice car. I've not heard about discontinuing iconic silver for the Mustang. I understand that it was discontinued for the Explorers, Rangers, and the F-150 Raptor, but I never heard of it being eliminated from the Mustang.

It's gotta be the iPads. :idea:

While I am thankful I am able to drive my Mustang year-round since moving to Florida, I am also thankful that I've not had to shovel sunshine off my driveway.