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I put in the kit from Cooltech. It is really nice and perfectly sized/fitted. The previous owner of mine had it coming out of the radiator (not too bad) but I decided to move it.

They fit perfectly.

Not really exciting, but I did pass 39K miles. Drove it this weekend with my wife, and as we were coming home we ended at 38,999.9 as we came into the driveway. Really. So today, I had to take a drive to my mom's house to get her mail and water some dry spots in the lawn so took the Ford...

I am looking forward to it. I am a relatively new owner (little over a year) and looking forward to seeing fellow GT folks and learning things.

Eventually we will run into each other - I am only 1.5 hrs away or so in northeast FL. With a daughter at UF, I always want to take the GT there, but so far there never has been an occasion where a visit didn't include bringing "stuff" there or back. If I'm in the area I will let you know.

Those are great pics and looks like so much fun. I will eventually get mine on the track, but I am still afraid of it. I've driven my 2006 GT 3000 miles since I got it a year ago, but I've spend many many days with my 33 yr old 911 on the track and I still find that challenging. The Ford is...

Yuck. This will make me want to drive my old(er) cars even more.

Mine were Tim Parrott and Jim Donovan. Red 2006. They did a great job. Almost 39,000 miles now.

It sort of reminds me of one of the newer rollercoasters. You just sit there in the beginning and wait, no real noise, and it launches and accelerates like crazy.

Thank you - I just learned a whole bunch of stuff today!

Mine has the billet replacements painted white for the top (to match stripes) and black for side (to match factory). Previous owner kept the old ones and I have them in a box (and they have the broken plastic piece as others have mentioned). I drive it often, and live in Florida, so don't have...

I have the Escort Passport 9500ix. I've had it a long time (at least 12 years). It was pretty good in the past, since it was one one of the first GPS enabled ones and would recognize and remember nuisance alarms (banks, etc.) and turn them off on your normal route. Nowadays, all of the lane...

Congratulations and welcome! Based on your stable, you are going to have a hard time keeping all those cars exercised - but a good problem to have!

I took mine to the Brumos Collection in Jacksonville today (I volunteer at the gallery periodically) and even Don Leatherwood, longtime everything for Porsche/Brumos, said he had never seen one in red. And he has seen just about everything. Even though they are a high frequency color, I had...

This is what is great about this forum - really practical info, especially when someone learns the hard way and shares it so others don't have to do the same.

I'm trying to be a good steward of his car. I took a nice drive to Amelia Island and Fernandina on Sunday. It's a fantastic vehicle, great mods, he kept everything (even the worn out things he replaced), and kept impeccable records. Can't ask for anything more. I consider myself blessed to...

Wow, looks great! I don't think I've see a white with side stripe delete - looks sharp! Congrats and enjoy!

I didn't do anything special. Drove it to Amelia Island yesterday. Asked the better half if she wanted to take the 35 yr old 911 with track suspension and no air conditioning or the Ford GT. She voted Ford GT. I married a smart gal. And on the way there we passed another Ford GT going the...

When I saw the first picture of your 2006, I thought it was in your house at first and I thought "my wife would kill me". And my second thought was "hmmm, maybe I could use this to my advantage to demonstrate how much more reasonable I am than other car nuts, because I keep my cars in the...

I have a Coverking for my 2006. It fits perfect, and even has stripes that line up perfectly with the stripes on my car. Maybe the problem is they were looking for a GT-40.