what are your intentions with your car?

autumn_again

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i just realized how many different things these cars are being used for. i think this has got to be one of the more popular years for road racing. quite a few new edges, a few foxes, few sn95s, but i think the most cars i see are our years.

i am planning on adding alot of suspension things, working with the power i'm putting out now, trying to get that to the ground. then after warranty is up i want to put a nice s/c on.

my main thing with my car is drag racing. road course seems like it would be fun, but theres only one roadcourse i know of, and they don't have it open often.
 
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I'm building my car as an all around car. It's never going to be a strictly drag car. It's always going to be a little of this and a little of that. It's much harder that way. Shortly my car will have a Saleen supercharger, Spec clutch & flywheel, full suspension, etc. :)
 
Mine, a 2007 GT, is my daily driver. I have a 1966 stock convertible for car shows, cruises, etc. I have mildly modified mine. I want best MPG I can get and a good ride, but still some power. I am planning to go across country in it in April with Mustangs Across America.
 
Well, i got my car new from the Ford dealer. Ate beanie weenies and ramen for the past 4 months and got it just like i want it aside from the damn Shelby GT grille that is on ****ing back order. But as it sits right now, is exactly how i want it.
 
bluecar, do you mean energizer bunny?

I'm going to turn mine into a pickup truck, and put 13 inch gold spoke wheels on it. Oh, and some metal flake paint.

Hi Red. Some time ago there was a commercial for Eveready Engergizer batteries. They were put in a toy bunny rabbit and the batteries kept going strong, thus the rabbit would not stop, going back and forth on your TV screen. So I thought if that as a similar situation. My nephew tried the car, floored it and commented that the car kept relentlessly kept accelerating without running out of steam.

As for sentence #2, how about putting on 22s with a million chrome spokes, spinners and rubber band tires without lowering. Kids do that with old Cutlasses, Impalers, and that ilk inherited from Gramma. (wheels and tires worth more than the car)Don't be surprised if you ever see either situation. Come see them in the ghettos of SF!

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My intention by next spring is to have a N/A consistent mid 12 sec 1/4 mile, daily driver that still gets 20+ MPG. I also want to do some more exterior mods such as Shelby GT rear fascia and some type of cowl hood with quite possibly a BOSS paint job.
 
my goal is 12.9 at the track with full untouched interior...the potential for 30 mpg on a nice long road trip...and i'd like to try auto-xing with it as well. Less expectations with my 95 as I want it to be quicker but still have everything in the car funtional.