Stephanie Loves Cars

05/29/2026

This would be a fun job! And you get to drive 5.0s!

We're hiring at Joe Bullard Ford! Think you might be the right fit, contact us today!

The Lot Porter plays a crucial role in maintaining the organization and cleanliness of the vehicle lot at automotive dealerships or service centers. This position ensures that vehicles are moved efficiently and safely between locations, including customer delivery areas, service bays, and parking lots. The Lot Porter is responsible for conducting basic inspections of vehicles to identify any visible damage or maintenance needs before they are presented to customers or serviced. This role supports the overall customer experience by ensuring vehicles are readily available, properly positioned, and presented in a clean, orderly manner. The Lot Porter contributes to the smooth operation of dealership logistics, helping to maximize productivity and customer satisfaction.

05/27/2026

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05/19/2026

FOR SALE NOT (ON SALE) . For info PM Michael Wilson

05/13/2026

My dad bakes them from scratch & delivers them in his!! 🤷🏻‍♀️ Jody Daniels

We ain't the same!! 😅😎💯💯💯

05/11/2026

Groceries secured. Wife home. Husband notified. 😏🛒🏁
Nothing says “come help unload” like a 5.0 pulling in hot. 😂🐎

04/30/2026

Edit: I’m a day late. I thought today was 4/29 🤦🏻‍♀️

🐎💪Happy Boss 429 day! 🏁

https://www.mustangspecs.com/1969-ford-mustang-boss-429/

04/26/2026

Carroll Shelby wasn’t just a car guy — he was the car guy your car guy looks up to. The man woke up every morning and chose horsepower like it was a personality trait.

Born in Texas, raised on speed, and powered by pure stubbornness, Shelby started as a chicken farmer. Yes, a chicken farmer. Then one day he said, “You know what, I’m gonna go build cars that bully Ferraris,” and somehow the universe just let him.

He raced, he won, he retired, and then he invented the Cobra — a car that basically said, “What if we put a giant American V8 into a tiny British body and see who survives.” Spoiler: it wasn’t the tires.

Then Ford came knocking like,
“Hey Carroll, can you make our Mustang scary?”
And Shelby said,
“Hold my chili.”

Next thing you know, the GT350 and GT500 roll out — Mustangs so mean they practically come with their own thunderstorm. Shelby didn’t tune cars… he weaponized them.

He helped Ford slap Ferrari around at Le Mans, created some of the most iconic muscle machines ever built, and somehow did it all while wearing a cowboy hat like he was the final boss of horsepower.

Today, his name is stamped on cars that still make grown adults giggle like kids at a car meet. If Carroll Shelby taught us anything, it’s this:

Life’s too short for slow cars, weak coffee, or stock horsepower😎