Here ya go Albeeno!

http://www.autoblog.com/2007/12/07/s...-ford-mustang/


Enjoy!

 

At first I thought they were doing away with the 1/4 window, then realized that was the convertable. With the covering it is hard to say if there is any changes. Only 2 things I can see, the wheels, and it looks like they put the antenna in the rear. Personally, I don't like that, I would rather stick with the antenna in the front, but if they are going to change it, they should make it one of the integrated antennas so you don't see it at all.

 

I kept trying to figure out what was on the vehicles behind the Mustang. It's snow! I really have been in Texas too long.

 

Same here in Az.. Love the year round sun shine..

 

That's the new 08 Dodge Sprinter with the snow on windshield. We have over a foot of snow on the ground up here. I'll send you some along with the 8 degree temps.

 

We have a few inches here, but we're supposed to get some more this weekend, so I'm stoked. Love the snow, and I have 1 hour commute. Most folk just say I'm bad wired!

 

I can't make a call just yet. We'll have to wait and see what it looks without the covers before I make a call.

 

Thanks Skip! FYI - I wrecked my Mustantg in the effin ice/snow last Wednesday! Stupid me for thinking it could survive a third, consecutive New England winter... My plan now is to sell the Mustang once it's fixed and get a winter beater and just go from there... A couple of buddies told me that the Mustang knew I was looking at other cars and that's why she decided to let me down. I can't help but think that someway, somehow there might actually be something to that...

Onwards and upwards: HELLO CHALLENGER!

 

Man, sorry to hear about the wreck. But could be a blessing in disguise.

 

Sorry to hear that Albeeno. I understand what you mean about bad weather. I rained last night up here and the road is a solid block of ice. I have to be careful when I go somewhere on foot not only because of the ice on he sidewalk, but also because of the trees. Limbs and Branches are falling in every direction. I had a few close calls earlier when I was surveying the damage to the campus, but I'm going to stay inside for the rest of the time for the most part.