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Re: Are there "girl's cars" and "mens cars"
I can speak for the '05' Stang-V-6, my wifes car.<br /><br />It would take the 5.0 '94' Stang my son owned. Granted, the '94' had 3:08 gears.<br /><br />Funny huh?<br /><br />The '05' Mustang GT (V-8) is an ENTIRELY different matter. That car is unbelievable. I would not own one. I would be dead, or in jail, within a week.
<br /><br />I have to hand it to my son. He, a while back, said he wanted to sell the 5.0 '94' Stang.<br /><br />I said "why"? He said, "the 5.0 is too fast, too nice, I cant' afford that, at my age" (19).<br /><br />He now drives a '94' (we found a cherry) F-150 standard cab, short WB with a 300 six and manual trans. Only option-Factory air and LOVES it.
I can speak for the '05' Stang-V-6, my wifes car.<br /><br />It would take the 5.0 '94' Stang my son owned. Granted, the '94' had 3:08 gears.<br /><br />Funny huh?<br /><br />The '05' Mustang GT (V-8) is an ENTIRELY different matter. That car is unbelievable. I would not own one. I would be dead, or in jail, within a week.
<br /><br />I have to hand it to my son. He, a while back, said he wanted to sell the 5.0 '94' Stang.<br /><br />I said "why"? He said, "the 5.0 is too fast, too nice, I cant' afford that, at my age" (19).<br /><br />He now drives a '94' (we found a cherry) F-150 standard cab, short WB with a 300 six and manual trans. Only option-Factory air and LOVES it.