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Look forward to seeing at next C&C in Sedona. My first car was a 65 coupe purchased for $375. Sold later for $4,000 after paint and interior done..

Good move Dan. Glad to see you obtained these parts. (y)

Congrats and welcome to the forum. Met a guy at Peterson C&C a few years back with your same color stripe delete GT. I want to take that bumper car for a ride!

Yes, at the transaxle shifter cables are disconnected. The transaxle is removed from car in order to access the clutch and flywheel at the back of the motor.

I have assisted a GT Technician in two 05/06 clutch replacements. Takes a couple of days. Not that difficult other than stabbing the transaxle back into motor. Alignment of motor and transaxle is difficult. Would inquire if GT Technician has done a few of these before trusting technician.

We have a trusted GT Tech here in Phoenix AZ at Sanderson Ford, Brian Naylor.

Congrats to all the pre-selected new GTD owners. Looks like a good time was had by all. That is definitely a mustang on steroids.

Just saw this article on the GT1 https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/how-gt1-took-30-leftover-ford-gt-chassis-and-made-a-1400-hp-monster/ar-AA1f6Ys6?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=2e2dbba3dac14f1db7eb9d40717718a1&ei=62. Congrats to Fred and his design team.

If you have access to a four post lift Rich Robach out of Kingman AZ may travel to your location. If no lift access your options are limited as Kendall and son would be preferred but are north of you. I believe Kendall's business is CoolTech LLC on the web. You might try Galpin Ford if Kendall...

Do you have 4 post lift at your house as some GT techs will come to your home?

Brian, welcome to the neighborhood. Many GT owners here in the greater Phoenix area. Will PM you next time some of us meet at local C&Cs. First choice would be to have Rich Robach do the work. If Rich is not available for some reason, have Sanderson Ford's GT Tech Brian Naylor perform work but...

I also owned a 98 NSX and do regret selling. When I sold mine the gentlemen drove from Arizona to Indiana with it. He asked if the car was good for a road trip like that and I said absolutely.

And bet it was a rear tire. Common for front tires to send nails/screws at rear tires.

Went to see new neighbors in Sedona and noticed his Shelby T-shirt that looked vintage. Asked what his work career was and he started as a 17 year old working for Shelby in '63. He was on the AC roadster assembly crew. Then shows me vintage photos of Le Man pit crew with him standing in front of...

And push up on binnacle housing slightly

Congrats on the Stripe Delete Quick Silver GT. I think I knew the prior owner. Was the GT purchased from owner in AZ?

True pieces of automobile art.

I like the comment on the owner polished rear control arms :)

Wow, those are the best looking triplets I have ever seen. Cant wait to see the newest edition in person.

One of these days you will have to post a picture of your naked GT collection.