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I can change my own oil!

Another thing to consider is that you didn't drive around long enough for the heater to be effective. It takes my GT a very long time to throw heat after engine warm up: ten minutes? Howard

It's always a risk. In the early days who really knew the GT would appreciate? If you love the car the value is secondary.....within reason.

Bernz-O-Matic and hammer-drill. Ok, seriously, warm heat and plastic tool for weight removal.

I take the old wheel weights off myself prior to delivering the wheels and tires for mounting.

Interview the manager and tip the installer before the job.

Somehow I missed you there, Paul.

Rick at Sarasota Ford has done clutches. Totally reliable and talented, but will be pricey through the dealership. Also, they keep Rick very busy and you'll probably have to wait your turn. May be worth a call though.

The GT tech (Rick) at Sarasota Ford is terrific. He is meticulous and services many FGT's and NFTG's in the area. If that's who gets sent, you're getting the best. If not, drive to Sarasota after making an appointment to have Rick do the job.

That's quite all right, it's good to bring him back occasionally. .

Holy Shit!

I did the same thing with yellow tire marker.

Congrats, Bill. Good to see a car like that in Jersey.

Was that Ryan at Auto Paint Guard?He did a couple of my cars in the past.

Also blue tape the entire windshield.

Driving gloves?

^^^ I miss Xcentric.

Aren't all the small gauges identical on the inside, getting their signal from the controller and only differing by the gauge face?

See you at Amelia?

Mid 50's Nash: http://blog.modernmechanix.com/nash-airliner-reclining-seats/