It's been quiet lately
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PAINTERDUDE
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wingedone
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Re: It's been quiet lately
by wingedone Sat Dec 11, 2010 10:49 pm
Shady wrote:i have used bounce dryer sheets for years and never had a problem... and as stated above, the car smells really good when you pull it out in the spring...
Ya, I agree, we use the dryer sheets too. We also use poison. We will find a dead mouse under the car jacket once in while, but never any problems.
We also use a drying agent (came in long bags), and recommend it if you decide to completely wrap your vehicle like we do.
I have never used mothballs, but from what I have read, I really advise against it. It can leave a smell that you will have a hard time getting rid of. The dryer sheets do just as good a job and smell much better.
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Re: It's been quiet lately
by Shady Sun Dec 12, 2010 12:20 am
PAINTERDUDE wrote:Anyone have pictures of their cars put up for the winter?
SC Chapter's December 11th meeting... (BlackedOut06GT, mustangmallory, scstanger, and Shady)
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Re: It's been quiet lately
by Shady Sun Dec 12, 2010 9:49 pm
LOLFRCE_FED wrote:keep rubbing it in rick!
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Re: It's been quiet lately
by MuscleStang Mon Dec 13, 2010 9:58 pm
Not exactly "put up", unfortunately my STANG is my winter beater this year... Witch b.t.w. dose NOT do well with bald tires...!!!
I just don't understand,,, what it is with these STANGz,,, the rear tires keep wearing out,,,,,,,
I just don't understand,,, what it is with these STANGz,,, the rear tires keep wearing out,,,,,,,
MuscleStang- Small Block 302
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My son's ride--
'03 Mustang GT convertible,
{Dark Shadow Grey Metallic}
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My ride--
'66 Falcon/Fairlane Ranchero Sport
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Mods: : .
'03-
CAI,
BBK 78 mm Throttle Intake,
MAC H-pipe,
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'66-
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Re: It's been quiet lately
by Danstang Tue Dec 14, 2010 9:11 am
ouch, not a pretty site there. Good all season radials or snow tires would do your traction more justice.MuscleStang wrote:Not exactly "put up", unfortunately my STANG is my winter beater this year... Witch b.t.w. dose NOT do well with bald tires...!!!
I just don't understand,,, what it is with these STANGz,,, the rear tires keep wearing out,,,,,,,
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Re: It's been quiet lately
by wingedone Tue Dec 14, 2010 9:36 am
Danstang wrote:ouch, not a pretty site there. Good all season radials or snow tires would do your traction more justice.MuscleStang wrote:Not exactly "put up", unfortunately my STANG is my winter beater this year... Witch b.t.w. dose NOT do well with bald tires...!!!
I just don't understand,,, what it is with these STANGz,,, the rear tires keep wearing out,,,,,,,
Yup. When I used to have the Cobra in the snow, the all seasons were ok, but there is nothing like dedicated snow tires. The Blizzak WS-60's I had were amazing. Completely stable, good going and good stopping.
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Re: It's been quiet lately
by MuscleStang Wed Dec 15, 2010 1:53 pm
Thanks for the tire tip,,, 
I've heard moth balls & dryer sheets both work,, haven't used either, the mice don't want to hang out in my cold cars. I'd rather smell the dryer sheets in the spring,,
I've heard moth balls & dryer sheets both work,, haven't used either, the mice don't want to hang out in my cold cars. I'd rather smell the dryer sheets in the spring,,
MuscleStang- Small Block 302
- Number of posts : 206
Age : 53
Humor : yes
My Name: : Glenn
My Ride/Rides: : .
My son's ride--
'03 Mustang GT convertible,
{Dark Shadow Grey Metallic}
.
My ride--
'66 Falcon/Fairlane Ranchero Sport
.
Mods: : .
'03-
CAI,
BBK 78 mm Throttle Intake,
MAC H-pipe,
DynoMax cat-back,
Microchips-performance tune,
4:10 FRPP gears,,,
'66-
302 stroked - 331 +++
440 HP
Re: It's been quiet lately
by PAINTERDUDE Thu Dec 16, 2010 1:41 pm
Oh man I think I may be sick 
I have never notice mustangs in the winter before now. Now I see them all the time and wonder WTF?! I even see new models going down the road, usually all over the road when it snows. Must all have bald tires.
I have never notice mustangs in the winter before now. Now I see them all the time and wonder WTF?! I even see new models going down the road, usually all over the road when it snows. Must all have bald tires.
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Re: It's been quiet lately
by Danstang Thu Dec 16, 2010 3:36 pm
No, that's the only way to drive 'em in the winter! I don't think I ever drove mine straight.PAINTERDUDE wrote:Oh man I think I may be sick
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