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I totally agree with you that I don't understand why the animosity to these information requests generate these kind of responses. If they don't like it, they don't have to read the thread.

2005 blue 4 option car vin# 1835 with 1,499 miles and Pennsylvania plates. Thanks in advance. https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0119-359748/2005-ford-gt/

Also listed on Ebay For $289,000. https://www.ebay.com/itm/2005-Ford-GT-2005-Ford-GT-4-Option-Car-w-2K-Investment-Grade/183598334731

Where are you going to find another garage that size?

The big decision you need to make is whether you want a totally stock car or a modified car. I would guess that probably north of 75% of owners on this forum have modded their cars. That's a personal decision for you to make. As stated, mileage is the biggest factor driving the price. Pick the...

Not knowing if it's a "no problem, no stories" car or not, the sale price of $235K doesn't include the 10% commission Mecum charges for cars with a reserve which brings us to a final price of $258K. Not out of line for a 12,000 mile car.

You got that just in time. It got all the way down to 78 degrees one night this week.

I believe I've seen the car you are referring to. They are a bunch of nice guys. As I recall it was a 4 option car with around 3,500 miles on it. They consistently put it on Ebay and it reaches high bids around $240-250K but they want top dollar. They told me they turned down $285K which I...

High bid stalled at $275K. https://www.mecum.com/lots/CA0818-336496/2005-ford-gtx1/

https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/ford-teases-mystery-car-reveal-in-detroit

Mecum Monterey https://www.mecum.com/lots/CA0818-336746/2017-ford-gt/

I thought the tramlining was a function of the Sport Cup 2 tires being so soft and wanting to follow every crevice in the road. I have to grip the steering wheel more aggressively than my other cars.

Driving around yesterday and I was stopped at a stop light and looked over at the truck next to me. I looked at the painted sign on the door of the truck and it said "Tesla Service" on it. Low and behold it was a Ford F-250 pickup. Somewhat ironic, eh?

It appears both cars were made for the Canadian market.

I recall Pat Milliken offering what I believe was a 2017 Cobra Jet for MSRP, around $115,000 I believe.

This would require large expenses for the big oil companies. I don't want 20% ethanol in my fuel either. I can buy 93 octane and it's fine for my cars.

As stated above, owners on a Mustang forum are all over the place with regard to oil consumption of the GT350. I have a little over 900 miles on mine and haven't added a drop. Going to have it changed at 1,000 miles and send a sample off to Blackstone for analysis.

Sunny and a cool 73 degrees yesterday here in WPB Fl. Screw the snow, how about 60-70 mph winds, couple inches of rain, and record tides starting last Friday. No power cable, or school since Friday. Thanks goodness for generators.

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