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I'm embarrassed to say that it is! Uploaded the wrong photo too, didn't show the bracket as I intended. We are an eco-friendly and sharing household, happy to share the V8 grunt with the spider. He has a thrill ride most days!

Hi Hornet, Finally fitted the front bracket and plate. The bracket screws into the stock fixing points, and the bracket sits neatly centered vertically on the front bumper. The plate and cover then sits directly on top of the mounting plate. It looks very neat, and I think would cover and hide...

Here’s some photos of the Lakin brackets, straight out of the box. Wrapped in plastic, then again in bubble wrap. Custom sized box. Fitting instructions included, everything labelled. I’ll add some photos of them fitted to the car later on, now that it’s stopped snowing outside! Note how the...

No worries Hornet, When the first Mustangs arrived in Australia, there was lots of discussion on the forum about the best number plate holders (hence the fact that we're on page 44 of this thread). I think the general consensus was that for permanently fixed holders, the quality, finish and fit...

Hey Troy, I got the screw in plates. The car is a 3 years old now, it shows the patina of age with a few stone chips. I’m not worried about a couple of fixing holes for the plates. However, when the car was brand new and pristine, a different matter! Davo

Hey there everyone. If you didn’t know, LAKIN PLATES ARE BACK! Philip is still in charge. Just ordered my front and rears, only 3 years after first thinking about it! Easy to use website, just google lakin plates. Cheers.

I've been a bit slow getting my information up. Ray did the install on my TY vert a couple of weeks ago. He's posted an installation video. I have to say it was an absolute pleasure dealing with him. Very knowledgeable and a very professional job. I am pleased to recommend him, his lights and...

Also keen Ray, thanks!

It's a convertible! Top's down unless it's raining or snowing! (or maybe 40 degrees) Drove to work yesterday, 5 degrees outside, but sunny. Seat heater on full, heater turned up, leather jacket on. Did pop on my woollen cap though. If it gets a bit colder I might even break out the gloves...

This is correct. I wouldn't / didn't use the dealer. Paid 2/3 the price, wheels included. Detailer had the car for 4 days. Magnificent job.

They are fantastic, make a remarkable difference. Good choice. :thumbsup:

You know, something else to think about, there's no guarantee that what is updated on a 2018 LHD drive model will also be updated on the RHD. Sync is an example - LHD was updated to sync 3 a year before RHD. I know, mine was built a month before the change. Really pissed me off initially, now...

Count me in for a couple too/ Great work!

$39.99. It's a powerhouse! Pretty sure it's got a filter too (not home to look at it).

This blower is bloody fantastic, if you can get it! Cheap and powerful and soft nozzle. Was on sale in Victoria but sold out a few months back by the time I found out. They are based in WA. My daughter studies there, made her go to buy it. Took it home in my luggage after a trip to visit her...

Thanks for all the replies! I have the snow foam hanging on well, and do a pre-rinse and follow up with a 2 bucket wash, water drying, pat dry and blower. I've read that some people have used the snow foam for a no-touch wash, but that's never worked for me. Thought I was doing something wrong!

This is my Harrop set up. GT convertible, auto obviously. All Harrop stuff - supercharger, CAI and full engine back 3inch exhaust. They also took out the damn sound tube :thumbsup: Took them 2 attempts to get the tune correct, spent a couple of days at least with it when everything went in...

The springs are KFRL-108SL and KFFL-107SL. The drop is about an inch, maybe a touch more. They set them so that the car sits level front to rear. As I said, much more secure on the road, but the ride is a bit more harsh. I prefer this balance.