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WayneXG95 wrote:This one goes were ya point it
I hope whoever paid $43k for that gold one at shannons drove it first...f**k...
It's chalk to cheese Craig...

Belinda and I wont forget that test drive for a while........pissa!

and 43K for the gold one.........
What's the difference in the steering set up between the two??

I drove past you driving this on Saturday morning.

Looks great on the road.

It was a top morning for a cruise.

wot179 wrote:I drove past you driving this on Saturday morning.

Looks great on the road.

It was a top morning for a cruise.

Where was that?

Craig Allardyce wrote:

WayneXG95 wrote:This one goes were ya point it
I hope whoever paid $43k for that gold one at shannons drove it first...f**k...
It's chalk to cheese Craig...

Belinda and I wont forget that test drive for a while........pissa!

and 43K for the gold one.........
What's the difference in the steering set up between the two??

Mine drives almost like a new car....

I know I almost pissed myself when I turned the wheel to go left and the Hawk was still turning right!..

Camden Valley way.

I was headed towards Narellan and you were headed towards Camden near Elderslie High.

I was returning from the Cars and Coffee get together at Picton.

A top way to spend a Saturday morning (aside from all the Pustangs lol)

I was driving my HT wagon.

wot179 wrote:Camden Valley way.

I was headed towards Narellan and you were headed towards Camden near Elderslie High.

I was returning from the Cars and Coffee get together at Picton.

A top way to spend a Saturday morning (aside from all the Pustangs lol)

I was driving my HT wagon.

What's the cars and coffee story?

Theres a Mustang restoration place at Picton.

They open their shop once a month on a Saturday morning from 6 till 10 and distribute bacon and egg rolls and coffee.

Its real casual, and a broad variety of cars turned up (Aus muscle, Yank stuff, hotrods, mild customs, a mini, a red hot Moke, A nice early jag, early falcons and Holdens, lots of blokes talking cars.

It hasn't been running very long, and Saturday was my first one, and I will be going again.

Very friendly and laid back, and a great way to spend a Saturday morning.

They have a facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/carsncoffeeaustralia

Ahhh..so that explains all the mustangs on the road that morning. I was wondering
what was going on.

It seems every time I am down your way you drive by me in this....you did it again today.

Good to see it on the road for no good reason.

wot179 wrote:It seems every time I am down your way you drive by me in this....you did it again today.

Good to see it on the road for no good reason.

I like to rumble through Camden occasionally to piss off the two pustang guys that park in the main street

Your view of mustangs is the same as mine. I want to like them because a few mates have them. I even watchedboneninnthe rear vision mirror for 9 hours as I trailered a mates up from Melbourne

Oops, fat fingers. I meant to say I even watched one in the rear view mirror for 9 hours as i trailered a mates mustang up from Melbourne but I just can't stand the smug look most owners give as they tell you they have a MUSTANG. I don't understand the attraction to a car none of us have ever driven when we were young blokes.

I see mustangs like I see 32 fords and 57 chevs. People want them because other people want them. Just a sheep mentality.
Sorry if ive offended anyone who has one. They are nice just not for me. One off weirdo stuff turns me on. Especially home made backyard stuff.

That's why I drive an isorivolta Lele. Plus, no one would ever steal it.