I have a friend who I've met and run with on several occasions.
He's a great driver and a very likeable fellow.

He drives a Cobra R ...

Would he be welcome here?

Sure,

The way I see it is this site is welcome to anyone, but the focus will always be the F-body. If a Ford guy wants to come hang out I'm sure there is a lot of general non-specific tech and discussion which he could find helpful.

Absolutely welcome.

He's probably tired of being called an a--clown.

Of course he's welcome, as far as I'm concerned. Tunnel vision doesn't help anybody.

I've always chosen to view the Rus, er, Mustang / Camaro / Firebird rivalry as good-natured fun between people who fundamentally enjoy the same things.

Besides, I think Jon has probably learned a few things by hanging out with "the other side".

I don't have any problem with it. Is this the guy from Houston who used to hang out on ls1.com?

Hey I'm an Old Mustang Guy ('66 coupe, 351W auto, long story, or, maybe I'm just a CP'er at heart)

Joined an indoor karting league with a fellow F Stocker, drives a Bullitt.

Was it Smokey Yunick who said the engine doesn't know what's stamped on the valve cover?

Welcome...

Damn you have a mind like a trap.
I remember being young ... once!

His name is Andy ... super nice guy and plenty smart.

As long as you and Glenn are faster than him he can join. No F-body taunting here.

Well that leaves him out, unless I get more HP and bigger juevos ...

or . . . (wait for it) take some weight out ! Didn't you get some new ported heads?

Just kidding anyway. I remember his posts from ls1.com. He's a really good guy for what I could tell.

Andy's car is fast! I got the chance to ride with him at the last MSR event.

As long as I can razz him about Mustangs!!!

He is super nice, laughs easily, and can take a razzing....
Of course he dishes back what he gets, and that's only fair....

Just he has one FAST car....

I don't have a problem with anybody that will rag on drag racers.

My wife's car is a '91 5.0 LX. Easy to work on, parts are cheap, and it's well laid out, just down a little on power. We were driving to my 30th high school reunion,(we're in our upper 40's), and I've got the Camaro bouncing off the rev limiter in first and second, and she say's, "Know what? I think my Mustang is just as fast". Just have to love that optimistic little woman! Personally, I think a good used 5.0 may be the performance bargain of the decade. But I've been a Chevy fan all my life since my Dad was the parts manager at a local dealership.