Daytona BEACH PICS of my 07 TBSS and my buddies 2010 GT500

[Longhornd00d]

Damn that GT500 has got some dark ass tint!! Looks sick.

+65,000

Is that windshield tinted as well?

 

[SatinGreenGT]

badass steve. Your ss looks awesome man, and of course alans gt500 is mean lookin. good thing you got the ss huh, bigger backseat than the mach

 

[moot09]

One thing I've always wanted to do is drive through the shallow waves on a beach lol Ive always liked the tbss, they have the 6.0 out of the gto?

 

[OrangeMach23]

+65,000

Is that windshield tinted as well?

Yes sir it is!!!

 

[OrangeMach23]

One thing I've always wanted to do is drive through the shallow waves on a beach lol Ive always liked the tbss, they have the 6.0 out of the gto?

Yes they do!

 

[OrangeMach23]

badass steve. Your ss looks awesome man, and of course alans gt500 is mean lookin. good thing you got the ss huh, bigger backseat than the mach

Thanks Pac yes it does and I really needed it this past weekend. Heck the SS did good on gas averaged around 18-19 mpg! :beer:

 

[jbrown1238]

Pretty cool, but please watch out for those messy seagulls! They do take a perverse delight in bombing nice cars like this.

Here's a very funny story. A couple of years ago I was at a local high school with my wife. As we drove towards the swimming pool building we passed a group of girls practicing tennis. 30 feet away was a flock of geese feeding on the grass. Suddenly the geese took flight. ALL of them. As they took to the air they flew directly over the girls. Maybe 20 feet above them. Suddenly the girls started covering their heads and running in all directions. Yep! The geese (at least half of them) started to crap in the air. It was hilarious because you just know a lot of them got hit, and probably more than once. Avoiding those falling "bombs" was impossible. Too many of them! :lol1:

A few years ago Cornell University did a study on Birds dropping on freshly washed vehicles. Their conclusion was that the birds deliberately “aimed” at the clean shiny vehicles because of the bright reflection from the sun. Apparently it bothered their eyes and they have learned over time how to tone down the reflection.