Jason's Auto Spa Recent Details / Updates
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getbit
GT Owner
The Spring Specials will be ending on Friday the 22nd, or one week from now. If you schedule your appointment between now and next Friday you will still lock in the special rates regardless of when you schedule your appointment for. So now is the time to set up a date and give your vehicle the TLC it really needs!
2006 Harley-Davidson Street Glide (Cobalt Blue)
Motorcycle Stage IV (Zaino) + Clear coat restoration. Leaving my flash open for some of the pictures creates the starburst effect.
Ford hit a home run with the new Mustang, what a beautiful and very well assembled machine. I did not see any shortcuts and didn't feel like they left anything out...The interior is very dressed up, even without navigation, and the ergonomics are perfect. I thought I would share with you this stunning Grabber Blue 2010 Mustang GT. Bravo Ford!
Had a model over for a shoot I did yesterday on my bike, I think the pictures came out pretty good but thought I would share :wink
Gallery:
http://jasonsautospa.com/spgm/index.php?spgmGal=Harley-Davidson Motorcycles&spgmPage=4&spgmFilters=n
Gallery:
http://jasonsautospa.com/spgm/index.php?spgmGal=Harley-Davidson Motorcycles&spgmPage=4&spgmFilters=n
CH53Driver
Shelby GT500 owner
I wished you lived in NC! My Shelby is going to need some attention after almost a year and a half of living right on the ocean.
Man, I'm digging that Grabber Blue Mustang. I wish they had released the 5.0 already.
Oh yeah, loved your last picture. There's a motorcycle in that picture?
Man, I'm digging that Grabber Blue Mustang. I wish they had released the 5.0 already.
Oh yeah, loved your last picture. There's a motorcycle in that picture?
Thank you for the kind words :cheers I still look at those pictures and don't even care about my bike either!
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The trailer is here and ready for work! The outer row of E-track was placed to fit the Ford GT perfectly down the center of it's rear tire, while the inner row is placed to fit the Ford GT's front tire perfectly down the center. The GT is the only vehicle that has this perfectly in the center, as other vehicles are usually off center by an inch or two. Not that it matters a whole lot, but thought that was an interesting point. I am fully insured to transport your Ford GT.
Thanks everyone
Thanks everyone
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The FGT has a removable tow hook for winching and a rag will be wrapped around it to prevent any marring of the hook itself while being winched in. Some people may not mind if it gets scratched ever so slightly but it is an extra step I will take. After it is winched in, tire straps are anchored like this:
Except reversed, with the ratchet assembly towards the front end and away from all panels. It anchors in three points. There is plenty of room to place these over the tire either by putting them on from the sides of the GT, or going under the ramp overs and sliding them over the tire that way.
There is more than enough room for me to get under the GT with these ramp overs as demonstrated with this Cadillac Escalade ESV I loaded a couple of days ago:
The winch cable is then relaxed because you can damage the GT if you try to use that as an anchor point.
Dear Jason, I am sure you got it all covered. I was going to get the girl to you last year but after the tornado came the floods. And more floods, and still more. I hope to get an appointment with you in August when I know my schedule better. I don't like August because of bugs but may not have much choice.
Iowa is a bit of a haul but I am more than happy to work something out if you don't want to drive it through all the bugs on the way home. If you do end up doing the driving, I'll be happy to add more coats of Zaino or whichever package' product line you choose to the front end to make clean up as easy as possible. :thumbsup
tpraceman
THEE GT OWNER
Now that’s a serious investment for a serious detailer.:thumbsup
Someday we will say "we knew you when" like that guy in England. I wish I still had the link to him because I could not believe what some people were paying to have him do a car.
Someday we will say "we knew you when" like that guy in England. I wish I still had the link to him because I could not believe what some people were paying to have him do a car.
You must be talking about Paul Dalton, he's a pretty cool guy and I've talked to some of his customers too. A detail that takes Paul most of the day costs about $1,300 USD. For the guys on the West Coast, I'm sure you've heard of more expensive details. The YouTube video had a little inflation added. I'll see detailers on some forums that quote a detail over $1,000 and it is almost exactly my Stage V package - Which I do for less than half that $$$ AND provide enclosed transport in this gorgeous rig. :thumbsup Thanks Tom