Hello jacob67. I too plan to fully use True Blue #1896 this winter here in Toronto. It hasn't snowed up here yet, but it will...it always does.
I'm glad to hear of your experience. I've been telling people since '97 that these newer Mustangs aren't half as bad as everyone THINKS they are in the snow! I've previously had my '97GT and '99GT as daily drivers in the winter, and never had any problems with them. All you need is good winter rubber (I had Blizzaks), some solid weight in the truck, and a bit of common sense and rear-wheel driving skill.
Although not a fan of the Mustang's Traction Control system at all, one push of the little button switch and "OFF" it goes.
Unless you plan on keeping your Bullitt for decades, and in showroom condition all that time, there's no reason NOT to get full use out of our Mustangs all year round.
Ride on jacob!
I'm glad to hear of your experience. I've been telling people since '97 that these newer Mustangs aren't half as bad as everyone THINKS they are in the snow! I've previously had my '97GT and '99GT as daily drivers in the winter, and never had any problems with them. All you need is good winter rubber (I had Blizzaks), some solid weight in the truck, and a bit of common sense and rear-wheel driving skill.
Although not a fan of the Mustang's Traction Control system at all, one push of the little button switch and "OFF" it goes.
Unless you plan on keeping your Bullitt for decades, and in showroom condition all that time, there's no reason NOT to get full use out of our Mustangs all year round.
Ride on jacob!