Getting Santa's 1966 Ford Mustang detailed for the big ride... #shorts

It was Christmas Eve, and Santa Claus was facing a bit of a dilemma. His trusty reindeer were on strike, demanding more carrots and longer breaks, leaving Santa in a bind. Determined not to disappoint the children around the world, he decided to improvise.

In a workshop frenzy, Santa's elves worked tirelessly to modify a sleek 1966 Ford Mustang into a Christmas-worthy ride. With candy cane racing stripes, a roof rack piled high with presents, and Rudolph's red nose mounted on the front grille, Santa's new sleigh was ready for action.

As the clock struck midnight, Santa donned his red suit, adjusted his hat, and hopped into the driver's seat of the festive Mustang. The engine roared to life, and the Mustang lifted off the ground, propelled by Christmas magic and turbocharged horsepower.

The night sky was lit up by the Mustang's headlights as Santa zoomed from house to house, parking the Mustang with precision on rooftops. The iconic rumble of the Mustang's engine replaced the jingling of bells, and the tires left snowy tire tracks on the roofs.

Children woke up to the unmistakable growl of a V8 engine and rushed to their windows in amazement. Instead of hearing the soft pitter-patter of reindeer hooves on the roof, they were greeted by the throaty roar of the Mustang's engine and the sight of Santa, with his white beard flowing in the wind, delivering presents with speed and style.

The Mustang's nimble handling allowed Santa to navigate tight spaces and zip through the night with ease. He even did a few donuts in the sky to spread extra holiday cheer. As the Mustang made its way around the world, children were treated to an unforgettable Christmas spectacle.

In the morning, parents marveled at the tire tracks on their roofs and the faint smell of exhaust lingering in the air. The legend of Santa's Mustang spread like wildfire, becoming a new Christmas tradition. And so, in the years that followed, Santa continued to deliver presents in his souped-up 1966 Ford Mustang, proving that sometimes, even the North Pole's most magical residents need a change of pace.

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