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Makes me wonder who or what "wife 2" is :lol:

Yeah that deck lid is a right pain. You practically look at it and it gets scratches on it. I think we need to remove it and clear film wrap it or something. I've been wondering exactly what to do about it myself.

Ahahahahahaha I'm glad it wasn't just me that read it like that!

That's what I was after, thanks for all the info :cheers:

Ok cool, is there much slack in the cable or do you need to disconnect it before removing the front?

I have a US lower grille on the way, where exactly is this sensor located? Is it in an obvious spot when you start removing the bumper?

I'm in this boat, 900km in and 12.4/100km. Totally surprised, expected a lot worse. :clap2:

Grand Theft Pony :lol:

Drove behind a black one today on the way up to Meadlow Bath. My girl says "wheres the exhaust" :lol:

Hell yeah! Congrats! Hey which US decklid did you go with?

The fastest and best looking shopping trolley going around :D

Yeah just the standard ones cause I'm cheap like that and I had no idea whether they would look alright or not. They are approx 1.5mm thick.

Whoa. I didn't find any at all on the top panels :shrug:

https://www.rpidesigns.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=5419 Originally I was going to go with the ones from American Muscle but they required drilling into the car which I didn't really feel comfortable doing. Also these ones are fairly subtle. I have only installed the front spats though. Not sure...

Every time I look at the rear of the car I seem to find more spots to remove, thank god for clay bars! This time it was on the rear diffuser. And sorry I think the subject of this should be 'underspray removal' and not overspray.

Here's one :) Edit: I installed the front mud spats this morning but the hole pattern needed to be slightly adjusted as the spats didn't sit straight. Minor problem to solve. After taking her for a spin I think they are worth it as you can hear stones and junk pinging off them so I'm glad...

Cheers guys! Today was spent detailing, installing the gnome spare, oil catch can, and generally admiring the thing. After a solid days work she's almost ready to fly. Going to install front mud spats tomorrow before taking Scarlett on a date haha :cheers:

This might not be very revolutionary but anyway - So I spent the day working on the Mustang after taking delivery yesterday. Once I was able to spend good time getting up close and personal with it I noticed a lot of little black spots on the paint, most of which were around just underneath and...

I picked her up! Meet Scarlett :D