Mustang Mach E in the shop getting some customized work done

[BrokenolMarine]

The car looks amazing. I would have trouble getting in and out of one that low these days... but it's an eye catcher.

[Coach]

The car looks amazing. I would have trouble getting in and out of one that low these days... but it's an eye catcher.

Believe it or not, this is a 4 door SUV crossover.

It’s not as low as you think.

The battery pack is at the bottom and everything else is on top of it.

I think it looks amazing too!

[BrokenolMarine]

I tried a Dodge Charger back in 2012, and the Wife drove a Nissan Maxima for a short time. We went back to trucks. Funny thing was I drove a Charger the last few years I worked patrol. Getting in and out with 40 pounds of gear on was one of the reasons I finally left patrol. My knees told me that it was time. I had a 64-1/2 Mustang back in the late 70s... underpowered, but fun to drive. You have that one set up nice. We were a Ford Family growing up. I had a '63 econoline van in High School, drove a '65 TBird for years and loved it. (Wish I still had it.) My first car was the family station wagon, a Colony Park Estate Wagon... something like that wagon Chevy Chase drove in "National Lampoon's Family Vacation." A real boat, one with the fold up seat that had two looking out the back window... and the fake faded wood grain down the side. We also drove an '80 F150 camper's special 4x4 and a Festiva.... Yup... Ford Family....

[fortyshooter]

Looks good! But don't forget the hi dump capacitors that go between the power leads and battery for that extra dig off the stoplight!

[Mr. Neutron]

Coach, You are an Outlaw!!!!

Ya know, I try, very hard, to stay on the "good side" of the law. For a variety of reasons, like how I was raised, chiefly, and also due to my Christian faith & belief.

I guess I still have a bit of a "rebelious side" tho...... I've pretty much refused to stop renewing my travel trailer tags, due to Oregon's (what I consider) outrageously high fees for that. I've been told that the fine you "might" receive if you're stopped is less than the cost of those stickers for our plates ("Tags").

Coach, earlier when you said "ceramic" for the body, what does that mean? I've used ceramic coating for a thermal barrier on trucks' and cars' exhaust manifolds, headers, and such, and for firearms. It's a very durable coating. But it needs to be baked on, as far as I know. How would that work on a car's body?

[Coach]

It’s a paint protection.