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Perhaps I’m not a really good salesperson.

Putting this out for an acquaintance once removed: $40k and will forward interest if any.. I think it is one f'ugly car...................... Subject: Generation two 1999 Dodge Viper RT/10 Here is some details regarding the car. Approximately 64K miles 4 brand new tires New Battery New oil...

Repost from 4 years ago. Wife named it Hazel. So I don’t drive it much……

I think ”high mileage” may have to be redefined for the 2005-2006 GT. These cars have been so rock solid well over the 100k mile mark. Not that I would know, and doesn’t matter for me.

Might be wing hydraulics/binding issue.

Of course! Makes sense. To remove the battery so so I don’t short out the caliper sensing circuit. Thx for saving my ass!

Please add Arlette Levitan

I started to replace my brake pads. I read that this disassembly procedure was required. Anyone know if I’m doing this correctly? Thx.

Hell no! Washable paint for the hunchback GT.

She made me do it.

And lots of drip pans! Challenger regular and extended lift.

Not complaining, as I’ve replaced pumps well before 140,000 miles, but any others out there done and at what mileage?

https://www.fordgtforum.com/forums/threads/the-real-most-important-first-mod.33739/

A dead battery can not be jumped from the rear access. A sleeping battery can be woken up from the rear by pressing the charger button for ten seconds. If the battery is truly dead, holding the charge button down for 10 seconds the 7 amps charger should be able to enable either the key fob and...

Get a bigger lug wrench!

Found this: GENERAL WARRANTY COVERAGE: Ford and Motorcraft parts sold on, or after, October 1, 2013: • 24 months/unlimited miles. • No commercial exceptions. • Warranty begins on date of purchase for retail customer, or date of installation by fleet or installer.

Here are two separate responses to an end of warranty issue that I got from the concierge: 1. Any parts that are replaced and covered under a warranty claim will have the remaining time of your GT’s warranty. Parts that are purchased, (not installed or covered under warranty work) will hold a...

Really, others haven't done that yet?

I have the first car I ever bought, my 1965 Mustang convertible that I bought for $100 in 1973. A northeast rust bucket but finishing getting some work done on it this year (can you say Dynacorn complete new unibody chassis)

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