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I haven't spoken to Neil in a very long time and don't have a current number for him - I do have him in LinkedIn though (as does Chip I believe) Shoot me a message if you think I can help.

We just got our allocations in the UK - one of which has my name on. We'll certainly be doing our best to get the lion's share of the servicing work here if we can.

Most European countries require a front licence plate to be displayed so we've now produced a stainless steel mounting bracket that uses existing fixing points. It's made from 2mm stainless steel and mounted with two supplied extended T30 fixing bolts. No one wants a front plate but if you...

I'm pretty sure the cars were wither built with the standard audio (Sanyo/Rockford Fosgate) or the premium audio (McIntosh) so you shouldn't find any spare connectors in there. If your car has a McIntosh fitted then it has a separate power module for that sited in the passenger footwell. This...

Aston Martin DB9 and several others - part number I believe is 4G43-13K175-BA

I believe it's 4G43-13K175-BA - have replied to your DM

If it's just cracked then I'd go with repairing - they're really not difficult to do, our body shop have done dozens over the years.

It's an Aston Martin part - fits DB7, DB9 V8 Vantage and others I believe - we picked some up from Ebay for sensible money.

Motorcraft part number is WW2422 - as far as I'm aware this was only ever a Ford GT fitment. Haven't had a problem getting them from Ford so far..

The seal kit that we have found for the brake master cylinder is made by Autofren under part number D1620. It's a kit for a Mitsubishi truck. The original part was made by Tokico who no longer exist (they were bought out by Hitachi in 2015).

Yes you can definitely replace the headlight bulb. The OE bulb is a Philips 16530161 - it's a D1S type bulb rated at 35W - there are a variety of brands such as Osram who make these too, just search for a D1S 35W HID bulb. The OE ballast is also a Philips part and you can replace these too.

I wouldn't say it's easy to do - definitely would want someone who's worked on GTs before to be doing it but if you need the parts they're on our online store as linked above.

Hi Holger - If you mention the GT101 parts to the guys at Hagemeier they should be able to help - we supply quite a few GT parts to them though I don't think they've had to do one of these before.

First thing to check would be the speed sensor mounted in the transmission casing - these do occasionally fail - it lives in a fairly hot area - good thing is that it's not expensive or difficult to replace. Part No is XR3Z-7H103-AB and it's about $50. Second thing (and realistically more...

That's a car we have for sale - I didn't tell him it's the "best spec" - that's his words. It is a four option, one owner car though. I'm still waiting for the call for him to buy it though..

I'd think that's more likely a wiring or connector issue to the sensor rather than the sensor itself. In 20 years of working on these I've never actually seen a sensor fail. The code is suggesting an open or intermittent connection to the sensor. This can be a really frustrating problem to track...

Part number is 4G7Z-63045D72-BAA You should sit down before you check the price though....

I would agree Revival is the pick of those two events. The FOS is a bit of a victim of its own success in that it's really busy now and that takes a lot of the fun out of it. It's more of a moving car show - the competition element is peripheral. Revival is pretty busy too but not so much as to...

I have a few of these on the shelf - we changed them for the 101 European cars to add a secondary pump for the headlamp wash so we bought some to swap round and I have a few stock ones left over. Drop me a message and we can get one out to you.

I'll be coming to SEMA so I have to take a look at this Jorgen it looks spectacular.