We all know that once a project is done, whether it was a restoration or a modified, major or minor, there remains but one thing left to do, and that is cruise. We all love to show off our vintage or newer Mustang or our special-interest Ford. Whether your car is a full-race 5.0L Mustang, a rare 427 Thunderbolt, or a '65 Mustang convertible, there are fewer things finer in life than rounding up your friends and hitting the local boulevard.
Cruising is a form of good, clean fun, and it's an opportunity to spread the good word on the automotive hobby. It also enhances the good reputation of gearheads everywhere. In the interest of safety and enjoyment, there are parameters within which we as a group must remain if we are to achieve maximum enjoyment and furtherance of our hobby. Cruising is an art and definitely a form of Americana in the same sense that a great baseball game or a Fourth of July picnic is. In that same sense of tradition, we offer you these 10 Best Cruising Tips...pointers in the fine art of cruising.
Check 'em out in the following sidebars.