Sat, 12 May 2012 12:31:37 -0800WeeblyTue, 13 Apr 2010 19:51:57 -0800http://www.mustangcentralga.com/1/post/2010/04/ford-people-vs-chevrolet-people.html My wife Lisa and I were talking the other day…..(yes we still talk after 29 years of marriage) we were sitting at my favorite feeding trough and talking about the week at the shop. Lisa takes care of the books, answers the phone and ………ah who am I kidding she runs the place. Anyway she said “what is with these Chevy guys?” It seems that one of our customers had come in to check out his Mustang and brought one of his buddies with him. The buddy starts running his mouth about Ford sux and his friend needs to buy a real car and on and on. Lisa was………lets just say she was glad when he left. So I was thinking about her story as I polished off another chicken leg and waved the bare bone at her and said babe you know, now that I think about it, it seems to me that Chevy people are more tunnel vision’d when it comes to cars. Looking back in my feeble memory I cannot remember but a handful of Chevy guys that complimented other cars. It seems to me that the Ford folks are a little more broad minded and appreciate a car for what it is, not by its brand. I love all cars and judge them on their merit not if it’s a Ford, Chevy, Mopar, etc… I awaited her response after what I thought was a most interesting evaluation only to see her staring at the side of my face and making a motion at her own facing and telling me that I had barbeque sauce on my cheek.

So how about it guys and gals is this just a geographic issue or is it that way everywhere or possibly reverse. Would love to hear from you?

]]>Wed, 07 Apr 2010 16:21:24 -0800http://www.mustangcentralga.com/1/post/2010/04/legendary-ford-brings-us-their-project-car.htmlLegendary Ford has brought their 67 Fastback to us for its new paint.  Editor Ford did much of the body prep on the car before bringing it to us for its new paint.  The car was prepped very well we just had to tweek a few spots and deal with some body panel alignment issues that's common on the old Mustangs.  After a couple of days making  the repo deck lid fit, and dealing with some door gap issues we completed the priming. Tomorrow we will block sand the  body and see what we have. If all go's well we have it in the paint booth for its new  Nightmist Blue Metallic paint  on Friday.  If you would like to follow the progress  click on the link below  and follow the posts on Legendary Ford s Free  viewing section.   http://forum.legendaryfordmagazine.com/showthread.php?t=379]]>Sun, 04 Oct 2009 19:19:45 -0800http://www.mustangcentralga.com/1/post/2009/10/first-post.htmlI wanted to add this blog to our web-site for some discussions by gear heads about our cars. But more importantly to offer a technical outlet for those who may have some questions about their Mustangs that we may can help out with. I'll be the first to tell you that I don't claim to know everything but will be glad to help when I can. So I encourage any questions you may have as long as I can ask for your help when I'm stumped. Fair enough? ]]>