Thought of the day.
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SVT4MT
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I’ve never paid ADM, so I have no idea. 
GTD is a little over the top, price and styling, but the 1965 production number is marketing genius, should sell every one they can make, but how many make it past the rich guys garage and on to the street to actually be driven is open for debate.
I hope that’s not too offensive to anyone who buys one.
GTD is a little over the top, price and styling, but the 1965 production number is marketing genius, should sell every one they can make, but how many make it past the rich guys garage and on to the street to actually be driven is open for debate.
I hope that’s not too offensive to anyone who buys one.
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Not sure on production levels, but application process hints
its not big, so they expect more demand than supply.
With new Ford GT 500 cars, 20,000 applicatants first week.
At $300,000 USD, I don't suspect seeing many in the average folks hands,
But I wish I had one and I would drive on street and track it
its not big, so they expect more demand than supply.
With new Ford GT 500 cars, 20,000 applicatants first week.
At $300,000 USD, I don't suspect seeing many in the average folks hands,
But I wish I had one and I would drive on street and track it
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Not sure on production levels, but application process hints
its not big, so they expect more demand than supply.
With new Ford GT 500 cars, 20,000 applicatants first week.
At $300,000 USD, I don't suspect seeing many in the average folks hands,
But I wish I had one and I would drive on street and track it
If you can afford it, you can track it.
SVT4MT
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Doesn't matter how careful you are.... the idiots will find you, took a hit on the passenger side door just under the handle.
Its a weird one, but on the upside, the paint has not been compromised, so hopefully paintless dent repair can suction it back to normal.
Maybe it's just the angle, it's not really as circular as it looks, and it's not deep, but still.....morons.
Its a weird one, but on the upside, the paint has not been compromised, so hopefully paintless dent repair can suction it back to normal.
Maybe it's just the angle, it's not really as circular as it looks, and it's not deep, but still.....morons.
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KBStang
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Good luck. There is a PDR guy near Charlottetown I have used a number of times over the past 10 years, and he has done some incredible work at a very reasonable price. Amazing what they can do, and results are just about always better, and cheaper, than doing a repair and painting.
Great Sunday afternoon, first BBQ of the year, I made some great burgers
and after while everyone was flapping thier lips, I made a nice whisky,
went out on deck, enjoyed a nice Cuban cigar over looking the perfectly calm Wrights cove,
after I had a little nap, simple but very good
and after while everyone was flapping thier lips, I made a nice whisky,
went out on deck, enjoyed a nice Cuban cigar over looking the perfectly calm Wrights cove,
after I had a little nap, simple but very good
Mineral Grey
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It's a beautiful day for these for sure.Great Sunday afternoon, first BBQ of the year, I made some great burgers
and after while everyone was flapping thier lips, I made a nice whisky,
went out on deck, enjoyed a nice Cuban cigar over looking the perfectly calm Wrights cove,
after I had a little nap, simple but very good
SVT4MT
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Got my door ding popped out this morning. Absolutely amazing job, this guy is a top level craftsman.
Took about 90 minutes, he applied heat, worked it a bit from the inside, through a grommet in the door, let it cool and repeated I don't know how many times, skimmed it with 3000 grit, then buffed it.
Very satisfied with the results.
Took about 90 minutes, he applied heat, worked it a bit from the inside, through a grommet in the door, let it cool and repeated I don't know how many times, skimmed it with 3000 grit, then buffed it.
Very satisfied with the results.