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I just did this with my GT350 that I bought in Feb, picked up in SoCal and drove it back to WA. Bought some oil, didn't need it. Great road trip car, have fun.

Still waiting on the long tubes to come back from ceramic coating, so I added a piece of plastic under the hood. Kind of annoyed that they added the JLT logo, but I get it.

Slightly better, but from what I understand you have to mess with the EQ in FORscan to get the most out of it. Focal RCX-165, and they sit under the deck mat so yeah.

Pretty easy, but I ordered from Crutchfield and they included the adaptor ring and wiring harness adaptor. Still need to use FORscan to reset the EQ

Replaced the rear deck speakers today. I get not putting in a subwoofer, but using 1965 spec speakers isn't cool

Depends. I've brought it up and shown that I'm knowledgeable about the subject and had dealers back down. It's just like buying a car, you have to push them back constantly or they will try and steamroll you. If I have to go to court on an easy win like that, I'll also ask for lawyers fees...

Because of the Magnuson Moss Act, they would have to prove that the headers and intake caused the failure.

I got the BMR jacking rails, and felt the same way after I had a chance to look at them in person. Good quality stuff.

FWIW, I recently picked up a '17 GT350 with 19,000 miles and immediately drove it across the country that weekend. I had no noticeable oil consumption on that trip, nor on the short ones there after. Still keeping an eye on it, but I'm much less worried about it than I was before I bought it.

Bought an 80 series for one of my kids, and the wife drives a GX460 (Land Cruiser Prado everywhere else in the world). Great rigs.

Sup. I have a toy addiction problem, which is why I picked up a 17 GT350 on a whim and drove it across the country. On the bright side, this is a driver unlike about 50% of the other stuff in the garage and my driveway. Already plotting a mod path based on posts here.

First mod, the mandatory air/oil separator. Too cold to do anything else.