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My underhood insulator got a rip in it. So I approached my local dealer to get a replacement. He found two different part numbers, a cheaper one for less then $200 Canadian, and one that matched my VIN number that was almost $700 Canadian. The basic one seems to have the following part number...

I asked a rhetorical question, that you responded to with the wrong information. Grey and black are not the same thing. FYI, the following two cars are not the same Color. I

Except that grey isn’t black. You were the one who felt you needed to correct me, with wrong information. To clarify, they are grey, not black.

Actually,they aren’t Black. The original magnesium Torq Thrusts were a very dark charcoal grey, that could look black on the screen.

That looks really great. Never understood why they went black on the Bullitt wheels. Just a fashion thing I guess.

Argh. I was afraid of that. I’ll have to have a look. I love my Mustang, but there are places I wish Ford would have spent a few more pennies on. This being one of them. If nothing else, some sort of gasket type thing to seal it will keep dust from getting in there too.

So, it turns out, at least on my 2019, that if you spray window cleaner (Stoner Invisible Glass in this case), onto the lens in front of the gages, it’s open up top, and some leaks through to the back side of the lens. Not onto the tft display itself, just onto the backside of the lens covering...

Sooo, how does it look now?

The Camaro was just so much less practical and usable. I'm a tall guy (6'4) and it was just too hard to even see out of it. Shame, cause the suspension in the Camaro is sensational. Didn't help that the 2019 Camaro got the new and "improved" front end....

Man, that's gorgeous!

Sooooo nice to see one in colour.

I have two cars geared like that. Thanks EPA. My 1990 ZR-1 gets driven in 3rd and sometimes 4th, I don't remember the last time it hit 6th gear. 5th is .75 and 6th is .50! Stupid. The Mustang surprised me because it seems to have a short rear end, at 3.73, but driving it, it felt like granny...

Congrats. I would likely have been challenging in The miles per month category with my Bullitt, but Covid.... Nice to see someone actually using and enjoying their Mustang. No reason that you couldn't double the mileage with regular maintenance, the way modern cars are built.

I drive my Bullitt a lot. 3000 miles a month easily. Often more. I burned through the original Michelin's quickly. And am now hunting for a long lasting, good wet performance all season tire. I'm ok with losing a few tenths off the skidpad. Wouldn't mind if it didnt tramline as much either. Nice...

The Bullitt is a brilliant GT and highway cruiser. I put over 30,000 miles on mine in 9 months. Fantastic car. What does that mean in terms of resale value? Not a lot. Would I have bought a Mach 1 instead? I doubt it. I'd love the Tremec, but I wouldn't want the PP2 aggressiveness on long...

Sadly, no. Wasn't even alive when it flew.

Thanks very much. I sent them an email with my questions. I'll let you know what I hear.

Totally understandable. I had the great privilege of being able to use my Bullitt frequently, before Covid, on the best way possible - on long highway drives! People don't really get what this car is best at. That is, being a truly great, high speed, luxury GT. I had planned to run mine from...

That looks spectacular.

Love the red. Nice pop of colour on a dark car. Especially in the boringly grey automotive world we live in currently.