Not Brian

well, if this guy can make it in I guess anybody can.

I've bought two mounts, my dad bought one, and my brother bought one. None of them came with a stud finder, just some shitty little bubble level.

13.6 in a Shelby :dumb:

Cliff differences from the 2014's Lower and wider IRS Cup holders not directly behind the damn shifter Heated/cooled seats Telescopic steering wheel (really wish mine had this) Autos have rev-matching paddle shifters Push-button start Drive Mode settings for street/snow/track Stability/steering/traction settings individually toggled manually instead of digging through menus And of course the (warranty-voiding) line-lock feature for burnouts Three engines: -3.7 V6 (300 horsepower) -2.3 ecoboost (310 horsepower) -5.0 (~440hp) I personally like the overall look of the 13-14's better but I would like to test drive a new one. It probably doesn't even drive like a Mustang anymore, which could be good or bad depending on what you like.

spoiler alert you'll get a bday card too ^_^

omg. The pranks I could pull with this thing.

dat blu doe

Passed like 4 people who got pulled over on my drunk drive home from the bar last night. Better them than me.

I got bored halfway through as well. The show was fun initially when they were fixing up $500 beaters.. now just like everything else, they're selling out.

Your initial setup is optimal; everything should run to the receiver first, then one HDMI out to the TV. Optical cables are shit compared to HDMI. Delete anything optical and replace with HDMI if possible. If not, run optical to the receiver first then like I said, one single HDMI to the TV. Let the receiver RECEIVE all the inputs first for sound.. it automatically passes all video inputs straight through to the TV. I've tried so many configurations with old and new setups and trust me.. everything should go to the receiver first or shit gets fucked up.

Paging Dr. Tilley

I'm just messing with you

Unsellable Cobra.... lol :gabe: Totalled Impala.... lol :gabe:

Well said, go with what you like. I think they'd make good daily drivers. I've never driven one, so who knows maybe I'd like them. If Mitch would have babied an SRT8 for 4k miles and indirectly sold it to me for the same overly tempting price, I'd probably own one now.. If I liked driving it.

Not for $17k. 4.6 lol

Your thread has it narrowed down to 4,582 suggestions.

Looks real nice, but I guess I'm a manual trans hipster.

Great looking bike man. One of these days I'll probably pick up something like this and give the two-wheeled thing a shot..

not what I expected..

CR =/= facebook

Good stuff

I would definitely consider a 13-14 Shelby - they're light years beyond what comes to mind when you think of typical old Mustangs. I have the Shaker system and it sounds decent, I guess, but still not as good as maxing out a credit card at Best Buy or whatever place is cool nowadays. Microsoft SYNC is amazing, to me.. but I come from a long line of caveman 90's cars. Being able to sync up my phone to the radio for Pandora or make phone calls from the steering wheel blows my fucking mind. You also get a Tremec 6-speed, so transmission failures are not a worry like some believe the GT's MT82 to be. Also, 662 fucking horsepower should be enough for a while.. if not, the sky's the limit in modding. The best part is these cars are amazing for plain old daily grinds to work as well, as the traction and stability controls are some of the best I've ever experienced with rwd. For $55k (new) that's a hell of a deal, imo. Cons: Stock handling is poopy. Back seats are great for backpacks or toting a six-pack home from the gas station, but that's about it. If you're married you can't ethically fuck all the bitches that want your Mustang dick.

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wtf is rotr

Moved to parking lot