Nice! Very nice! They did a great job, including that large RC van at the end  !!

Start saving the $$BUCKS$$!! Will probably cost a pretty penny!!

That's blazin' fast!! Wonder what mods were done to it?

Finally! A viable alternate to a factory sunroof in a Stang!! It looks sharp!!

In the past, I have driven my Stangs year round, probably averaging 30K+/year. I learned how to drive on snow & ice with a RWD vehicle, so winter has never been an issue with driving a Stang. And since most of my Stangs were stick, starting out was not an issue: just start in 2nd or 3rd gear (that can be done with an auto too, kids)! Along with a couple bags of sand or salt in the truck, that would work just fine.

Until I got Misty in '05, that is. She was my 2nd car, so she wasn't driven in bad weather.

I have since remarried and Misty is now my wife's primary ride. It gets Misty out of the garage most days. She knows how to drive in winter, so I'm not worried about her, or the car. Misty currently has about 74K miles on her (about 60K is highway, mostly between IL & SC or IL & FL), gets 22mpg city/26mpg highway (top up, of course). and she is an excellent road car!!

I currently drive a '03 Windstar. I like driving a van/minivan! Sage, as we call it, has about 105K miles, gets about 21mpg city/26mpg highway. I sometimes need to carry material & equipment for my job, so Sage is useful that way too!

Probably more the fault with hardware (The Chevey) than the driver! !!

Now that is OPEN ROAD racing! I'll take the rag in a hot sec!!!!