Recent content by PL510*Jeff

It was not a matter of cost, it was the drivability improvement that I wanted. And with 140k I'm just on my second clutch. 2112 - re-gearing was not an option way back then. Not sure if it is now either. But I'm sure that would be pricey too. PeteK - which motor home is yours down by the...

The 3.9 conversion, by Stillen, was the best change I have made on my GT. Makes driving around town so much easier. As was said by Centerpunch - the loss of 0-60 in 3.2 seconds - not missed by me. I have about 120,000 miles going for me with the Stillen set up. The 3.9 diff. makes gears 1-4...

as Joey said many of us are 15 years older than the day we bought our GT's. Personally not aware of anyone buying a GT as an investment grade purchase. There are some that did, but not too many. I suggest you buy now, don't worry about future values, and drive it far and often. One more...

He's about 15 years too late for that treatment.

The Bronco looks like a popemobile compared to the sleekness of the GT's.

Larger than life. Camillo style!

Suggest you contact Federal Trade Commission. False advertising across state lines is a federal offense.

Was hoping to get up your way...but I'm not an "essential anything"....great video.

Racing to the very end! Odd without spectators. Loved the British announcers! Very knowledgeable and sharp witted humor. I hadn't heard much about 2021 til this broadcast. Proposed "merger" of ACO, WEC & IMSA. 12 manufacturer's possibly entering cars. Semi-common rules. Entries at LeMans...

Good to meet you...thanks for the coffee.

This is when I BOUGHT my GT. Delivery was much later.

short version is Yes

The softest cotton I know of are the old fashioned baby diapers. Have been using them on my cars for many years.

Gas must be pretty stale by now. 14 years being parked is not what Ford expected.

So nice, drive it often in good health.