67 AGAIN
Enthusiast
Doing a play on words in the title here.
Many know my 2006 GT has a personalized plate that reads 67 Again.
Well the 2015 is quite different from the 2006, so the build title reflects this.
I had a 2017 Fusion sport that I bought in 2016.
This past spring I reflected on the fact that the Fusion had been stored the past three winters.
Basically being treated as a Mustang.
Well, that being the case, I reasoned that if I had two cars spending winters in my garage, I prefered it be two Mustangs rather than a Mustangs and a Fusion.
Post retirement, many now also know that I work at my cousin’s Ford dealership in Grand Falls.
Last fall, the dealership took this 2015 GT on trade in from a customer I knew well.
I knew the car had not seen any winter and been well cared for.
It was also relatively low mileage at 19500 km.
The dealership put the car away last winter.
When we took it out of storage in the spring, we gave it a place of distinction in the showroom.
After a couple weeks of this, and upon consultation with my wife, “We” traded the Fusion for this nice 2015 Mustang.
It is a premium GT, automatic, which my wife liked the idea of, in Ruby red.
It has all the creature comforts such as heated and cooled power seats, navigation and so on.
So it was a nice replacement for the Fusion, for road trips.
It was also bone stock, making it a nice car to personalize.
Many know my 2006 GT has a personalized plate that reads 67 Again.
Well the 2015 is quite different from the 2006, so the build title reflects this.
I had a 2017 Fusion sport that I bought in 2016.
This past spring I reflected on the fact that the Fusion had been stored the past three winters.
Basically being treated as a Mustang.
Well, that being the case, I reasoned that if I had two cars spending winters in my garage, I prefered it be two Mustangs rather than a Mustangs and a Fusion.
Post retirement, many now also know that I work at my cousin’s Ford dealership in Grand Falls.
Last fall, the dealership took this 2015 GT on trade in from a customer I knew well.
I knew the car had not seen any winter and been well cared for.
It was also relatively low mileage at 19500 km.
The dealership put the car away last winter.
When we took it out of storage in the spring, we gave it a place of distinction in the showroom.
After a couple weeks of this, and upon consultation with my wife, “We” traded the Fusion for this nice 2015 Mustang.
It is a premium GT, automatic, which my wife liked the idea of, in Ruby red.
It has all the creature comforts such as heated and cooled power seats, navigation and so on.
So it was a nice replacement for the Fusion, for road trips.
It was also bone stock, making it a nice car to personalize.