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Hello BMF...I have an extra copy of the Ford GT History Yearbook to sell. Let me know if you are interested by sending me an email to speeddemonjay@sasktel.net because I cannot send you a PM...it looks like you are not set up to receive PM's. Look forward to hearing from you! Cheers Jason

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"11.2 gallons of nitro methane per second" That is INSANE!!! :eek I can't even begin to image the flow rate?? Unbelievable! But I like it :biggrin

Yes, I purchased my GT in the US and imported it to Canada. Cheers Jason

Very cooool :thumbsup

My dad was a hot rodder way back in the 50's & 60's and continued modifying/customizing cars while I was growing up. So I was always helping him. His ideas and ambition rubbed off on me. :banana It's good to hear that you are enjoying the build. :thumbsup

I have designed an emblem to acknowledge the Lemans 1-2-3 win. I will post pics of the emblem once they are produced.

Coool! I also purchased the license plate spacer kit. I will take pictures of all the locations where I installed stainless steel allen bolts. Here is a list of the bolts that will be changed out; shocks, control arms, engine braces, intake manifold, all misc. engine accessories (oil...

Thanks for the comments! :cheers I really enjoy taking pictures throughout the process. I wish I had the time to put arrows and notes on the pictures to clarify some things. Hopefully my descriptions will help. Stiegemeier is taking pictures of the supercharger throughout the porting and...

No plans to make an Ipod bracket. Probably just set it on the rubber tray that I purchased from Airraid. I removed the vents and am looking at getting a custom set made. It also helped my polishing effort. Oh, and I have only used clay on one other car before...my wifes. :eek Don't be afraid...

LOL!!! I appreciate the comment! :thumbsup I'm pretty sure that Jason has much more experience polishing cars than me. I would have to start out in the wash bay and learn the real secrets from him. :biggrin

This is the oil filler nozzle that mounts on the valve cover. The wings on the sides are meant to support the radiator hoses that run over the valve covers. I decided to remove the wings because I will be installing a custom set of valve covers. Next step is to clean the edges up so that it...

Spent a couple of nights using a clay bar on the paint. Wow, clay sure works!! Next step will be polishing.

I am a huge fan of stainless steel allen style bolts/fasteners. So I have decided to replace a good majority of the bolts on the car with them. I am creating a set of custom filler cap covers. I purchased aftermarket caps and had a few of them machined to fit the GT caps. I also had one...

Removed the side scoops so I could completely polish them (including the back side).

Removed the McIntosh deck in order to hook up a set of Ipod cables. I found that it was too difficult to route the cable to the back by the fuse panel. Instead I ran the cable through a space directly on the back side of the dash panel.

Here is one that didn't sell on Ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=230330272317

200% correct!

ME TOO!! :biggrin

I just looked at this $250 paper weight on Ebay. I have seen that exact piece sold by other Ebayers for anywhere between $50 to $75. So $250 is way over priced. Never the less I appreciate you giving me the heads up! :cheers