I haven’t posted much on the blog lately… But I’m still here, and I’ve got a few ideas to keep it going and polish it up for the occasion! I’ll try to explain in this post how is the future I imagine for Nicksblog.net.
Read More »What is the future for Nicksblog.net?
Today, I accompanied Aymeric with his 2006 Mustang GT for a ride with Forum Mustang (MustangV8). We went through the lake of Aiguebelette, Yenne, Lucey and Saint Pierre de Curtille. We had a picnic at Hautecombe Abbey before heading to Chanaz, Cressin and Rochefort to reach the Grand Colombier pass.
Read More »Drive around the Savoyard lakes
This month, I take advantage of some pictures taken at the workshop to give you some news about the Mustang. I’ll write a more detailed series of articles in a few weeks, when the Mustang will be back home, but in the meantime, here’s an update and some pictures.
Read More »Mustang at the workshop
On the occasion of the sixtieth anniversary of the Mustang (1964 – 2024), Ford launches a new generation – the seventh – of its legendary wild pony. S650 is the code name given to this new platform. As a reminder, the code given to the sixth generation was S550.
Read More »The 7th generation Mustang unveiled: A Wake-Up Call
This morning, it was the monthly meeting in Ambérieux-d’Azergues. Although I could only see one classic Mustang, here are some pictures taken there.
Read More »Meeting in Amberieux-d’Azergues (August 2022)
Happy New Year 2022! Last year was not as (blog-wise) productive as I had hoped. So, I won’t make any promises in January that I won’t be able to keep. I can, however, share with you my plans and the strategy I would like to employ. I can give you some updates about my 66 coupe which previous article goes back to April 2021 (read “The Mustang blows its fifty-fifth candle!“)…
Read More »Happy new year! (and some fresh news)
As every year, the Mustang Club de France meets in the Beaujolais region for a ride in the middle of the vineyards. The departure is given at Ford Gambetta in Villefranche-sur-Saône (69), a stop was then planned at the Maison du Terroir Beaujolais for a visit.
Read More »Drive in Beaujolais region (Mustang Club de France, October 2021)
After the 1965 GT 350 and GT 350 R, the 1966 GT 350 and GT 350 H, came the GT 350, GT 500 and Super Snake in 1967. The Mustang that we present to you today is David’s Shelby GT 500, a young Swede who bought it in Uncle Sam’s country in 2019 to import it in 2020 at his home in Europe.
Read More »David and his ’67 Shelby GT500
The Ford Mustang is getting older today and this is my chance to tell you about my Mustang 66 project, as I did two years ago.
Read More »The Mustang blows out its fifty fifth candle
