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I'm ready when you are... :cheers :cheers

Where you exactly at? I am over in Grosse Pointe area... I can drive to your place if you want... Or we can meet here or somewhere... And call me we can discuss it further... Still have my cell?

I didn't want to waste a trip you know? I didn't want the car to go through all that stuff for nothing... It's your call... It's YOUR car...

Get a hold of me ASAP or check MM... Norwalk is sunny and clear... No rain or moisture on the ground... And it's hooking like hell! :thumbsup Anyone can get a hold of him please forward this... Thanks... :cheers

What part of the dash you talking about? The skin??

Display car servies use to deliver them from SSV to Ford and then back out to the US... Now Hazen like stated does and so does reliable to customers...

Not to mention your Ford GT brakes are from Aston Martin... Look on you calipers... Aston Martin logo is stamped into the caliper...

Ford didn't change no suspenion work at all...

Also becareful man... I hate to be the bearer of bad news but if your tire rubs that clam shell(rear trunk) you can only replace the whole thing it's one hug stamp compressed together... All yours for 10k... I am with you on modding just also letting you know and helping ya out don't get me...

Also some 2006 early model VINS were hand stamped and one or two were hand carved... Also Control arms are switched over to casting again...

The front bumper is modified with the canadian crash laws... Also just to let the Canadians know... You can't get the McIntosh system for your Ford GT... You have to go with the base model stero... Due to the fact the rear bumper adds weight so they took weight off on the inside... Also your IP...

And the sad thing is... IIRC the windshield costs $250-$300ish...

Just to let you know also all the paintings in the lobby of SSV are made by him... I am good friends with one of his helpers and I never knew who he was or what he did until I showed her my job and what I did. She then explained everything to me... He's a pretty cool guy...

Sweet I got 3 right... At least my memory isn't completely shot yet... :lol

BASF did the paint supplies... Best bet is to get ahold of BASF and ask them... I forgot the paint codes... :willy

Welcome... New guy here also... :cheers

If possible can you describe exactly where the door ding is or provide a picture? Cause you have to remember some area of the door has the crash beam in it that might not be accessed easily or be able to get fixed easily... Or in a area that's going to be very hard to fix...

Looks really good. But I wouldn't shave any weight off the rims at all. You can if you want but food for thought... Those rims were engineered to be a certain weight and rotating mass... You take that away... Say you hit a pot hole or road depris or take a sharp turn and a area was machinced...

Where is the scratch? I am assuming the front bumper from rock chips maybe? The stripe is a single stage paint stripe. I highly recommend taking it only to a high end auto body shop.