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Well, just took mine in, I've had the knock since the first few hundred miles. Had the tick too, that didn't worry me at all but this is totally different. I can upload a video later. Took 20 seconds for the service manager and tech to hear it and say "We're calling Ford, let me get you a...

Really happy to have the chrome off. I was going to buy a blank panel but then saw a $19 emblem on eBay and couldn't resist. I actually used a small buffing bonnet on a drill, didn't quite know if if ever use it but it was perfect for this project in my living room. I used a comical sanding...

It was pretty easy, but scared I was going to break the plastic. Only mishap was that I knocked one of the metal retainers for the top clip into the trunk lid. I'll have to figure out how to get it out tomorrow, probably just remove the liner.

Removed rear decklid panel, removed chrome GT, polished with Meguiar's Scratch X 2.0, added black GT, treated with CQuartz.

Thank you for this post, it's excellent. I've done the BG and transmission bushing insert, ordered diff bushings and cradle lock out. I'm really hoping the low speed drive shaft noise is lessened, drives me crazy!

That's where I got mine too, perfect condition. Unbeatable price!

Fronts done and back in. The fronts are a bit more difficult, but easily doable, just have to have your time. I have no experience doing seats before, but these are clearly designed for ease of assembly. Only casually was the seat height adjuster handle, I try pulling it away from the seat...

Began swapping cloth for leather, doing the fronts today while I watch football...

Attacked the rears today, it was ridiculously easy. Fronts tomorrow. I didn't even remove the seat backs, I have the folding (maybe everyone does?) and just slipped them off and the new ones on. May need some minor adjustments, but otherwise very simple. Everything has Velcro or reusable...

I haven't done it, they are sitting in my garage. I'll definitely post pics.

Alright, my take offs were delivered today, I plan to do the rear and then the front. First questions now that I'm really looking at. If I use a trim tool to pry the plastic cover off of the seat belt guide where it says "AIRBAG" will I find a screw to remove the guide or, ya know, get a face...

I'd like to see these on a Shadow Black car, I dislike the honeycomb that comes stock and really think these may be a great look on an already black car.

I've got the cloth Recaros and, although I like the butt traction they give, I'm fed up with the cheap ass quality of my PP2 interior. Also, my kids get in the back and every time their little feet hit the seat back, it leaves dust that must have originated in the Sahara desert, miraculous in...

That may be quite simple, find the fabric, alcantara or something, then remove the trim and hit it with 3m adhesive. Or you could choose a vinyl wrap. I used to switch up my 335 interior all the time that way. Simple and inexpensive, also easily reversible.

Took a couple of pictures leaving work, light is weird due to the Nor Cal fires ..

Does anyone make a hard cover for these dash pads? I hate then. I hate staring at the fake stitching and grey color. A snap on satin black cover would look great.

Pretty simple bumper. If you are fortunate enough to have two sets of ramps, or put it on Jack stands, it's easier by yourself. Lift it and use your nut driver to take out the belly pan fasteners. Use a tiny micro ratchet to do the wheel well bumper to fender fasteners. Top are self...

You vs the guy she tells you not to worry about...

I did the fancy blue tape mod. Also painted the unfinished rotor hat that won't stay clean with high temp satin black.

So cheap, so easy, so much better...