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Who all is planning on going?

Anthony might know a little about it. We have it for the Mustang. I swapped a touch screen radio into it and I know he had to use it for a bunch of things.

Sat Nov 6th @ 7pm-9pm at the Pizza Cottage in Pickerington. Party room has been reserved! Looking forward to seeing everyone there! 1000 Old Diley Rd, Pickerington, OH 43147

It's like going back to the 90's where we have to know people's phone numbers.

So you have tint that needs removed? The guy that does most of our cars usually has a special for around $150 for the whole car. But if you have old tint in place that raises the price a lot, I have to have 1 window done on a car that was tinted a long time ago and he said $75 just for that window due to having to remove the tint.

When we went to purchase our Kia Stinger a couple weeks ago they only had 8 cars on the lot for sale. The sales guy said they are still having problems getting in new cars and at that time didn't know when the next load of new cars would be coming in. Being in the used car market, the Auto Auctions are still ridiculous. Truck prices have not come back down. And now there seems to be a mini van shortage as vans are starting to have the same issue as trucks. Way over priced.

SOLD OUT! All spots have been paid for.

I absolutely loved the Mustang. Mine was a 6spd manual with a Corsa. It was loud and fun to drive. The car had some amazing sound deadening so it wasn't annoyingly loud when taking long trips with the Corsa. I could still hear my radio and have a conversation without yelling. LOL The backseat area left a lot to be desired. Couldn't really have adults back there comfortably unless a very small person and the front seats where moved up a bit. Fuel mileage wasn't the greatest, but buying a car like this you don't buy it for the MPG. I did take it on a lot of long road trips over the last couple years. Mine was on a flex fuel tune so I drove it on E85 sometimes and on 93 sometimes. On E85 I was seeing about 14-16mpg. On 93 I saw closer to 21mpg, slightly better on the highway. I drove this car pretty hard though every single day. I drove it to Saint Louis a couple times. Mine had the performance pack and one of the more noticeable things is the rear suspension is bouncy. While you grow to ignore it on shorter trips, its still annoying and you still notice it on the highway. We are keeping the Orange Mustang we have and I still love these Mustangs. I honestly never had to have any work done on it except for oil changes and 3 sets of tires. LOL It handled all of the daily abuse well and I did an Auto-X in it once as well as a few drag days. The 2017 had a good manual trans that never gave me any issues. I did have a little of the famous "BBQ tick" after a 8 hour road trip last year, but it never progressed or even did it much after that. For me, I have a 40 mile one way commute on back country roads every day. I enjoyed the performance and handling of the Mustang but I couldn't drive it at all in the winter months. It did well in the rain and I never worried about getting caught in a storm. But snow was a no go on the hills out where we live. But that would be the same for any RWD car. We pulled the G8 up the hill a couple times. :fuuuu: I wouldn't say the Mustang is a bad daily driver, it just didn't fit my needs as much anymore. As I get older I want to take a lot more road trips. I want to do more traveling. I wanted something with better MPG for my daily commute. Something with a roomy back seat to be able to have 4 adults in the car comfortably. AWD was a must. And while I love Subaru's and one of those would have fit the bill as well, I wanted to change it up and keep something with a little performance and basically combine a fun car and a daily driver into one car. I have down sized the car collection dramatically this year. Maintaining that many cars to my standards was exhausting. LOL

After much debate I decided to trade in my 2017 Mustang Gt in favor of something more practical. I think I am officially getting old. After driving beater Subaru's for years as my winter and commuting cars, decided it was time to change things up. I wanted something quick, AWD, comfortable, somewhat fuel efficient since I drive a lot. Something good for trips. Ended up buying a 2022 Kia Stinger AWD GT-line. Took a 200 mile road trip yesterday. Liking it a lot so far!

All spots are spoken for. Awaiting payment from one person.

Only 2 spots remaining! If you are thinking about signing up, please reach out asap. We will not be adding spots.

I have worked with a lot of insurance companies to do a max payout without making it a total loss. But these where vehicles we were fixing ourselves. Keeps the title from being a salvage title.

SATURDAY September 4th. At D42. 20 car max.. If you are interested in coming out it's $175 per car. 5 spots remaining! Contact me or Anthony directly.

Guessing due to it being labor day weekend and a lot of tracks are having big events that weekend is why this isn't selling out. This has been advertised in MANY groups on Facebook. We are very far off of our target, its looking like it will be canceled.

Aug 4th is the deadline to sign up for this event! We have a lot of spots that need filled quickly to make this event happen. Share, share, share! If you are wanting to go, sign up now!