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We have made quite a lot of progress since the last update Paint: After dropping the car off for paint we had a turnaround time of about 6 days, unfortunately I didn’t get many pictures, The bill was about £500 more than I expected, however the painter did an excellent job, and the match...

For anyone in my position in the future I have found the answer! After running an OBD scan and clearing all the codes, we had 3 more come up: I emailed my local Ford dealer asking them if there are any looms for the front bumper, they kindly sent the diagram below: They also helped out by...

Subframe Replacement: We finally managed to get round to fitting the subframe this weekend, all of the suspension, breaks, steering column connectors etc were removed and the frame came out relatively easily (With thanks to our neighbours who lent us a telescopic jack) Don't be alarmed, the...

Cleaning And Coolant: The first job was to give it a good clean, after taking all the wheels off and giving the underside a good clean down it had a full inspection on the lift, there weren't any nasty surprises and the frame appears to be all straight, it was registered as CAT N (No structural...

I thought I would create a build thread of my 2019 Mustang GT as I have had a lot of sleepless nights trying to figure it all out and though someone may be in my position in the future and can benefit from my struggles! This is a UK build so some of you across the pond may notice some...

Unfortunately not for the cruise control sensor, that is on the lower left hand side of the vehicle :(

Hi all, I have recently bought a 2019 Ford Mustang GT as a rebuild project from CoPart, Unfortunately, the front bumper and all ancillaries were missing so I'm currently playing the game of guessing what goes where, I can't figure out for the life of me what the molex connector is for...