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That less shiney rim almost looks like it has some oxidization going on. Might clean up fine.

Thanks Neil. Hopefully Scott Drake doesn't source them from the same company.

Neil, what manufacturer's name is on the packaging for the sill plates you bought. I hate it when the quality is so bad that you can't use parts you pay good money for. :cry:

You are in Germany?? Wow! There are many, many North American cars in Europe. You might be surprised at just how many have been shipped over there over the years. Lots of servicemen took Mustangs over while they were stationed in various countries and then sold the cars rather than bringing...

I would bet that Stephen is going to have a difficult time waiting for Friday to bring it home. Looks great!! :grin:

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Dishonest is as dishonest does. :wink: What a moron...:grin:

Love that banner...:cool:

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Sounds like a good pre-Father's Day event to me. I'm going to an automotive swap meet tomorrow, and then my daughter is bringing my grand kids over in the afternoon. We're having my folks over for dinner in the evening. :grin:

Good idea...:grin: Had to ask though. :wink:

Is that a concours bulldog clip I see in the last picture? :grin:

They are meant to be driven after all. You aren't going to rack up so many miles on it that you would ever hurt the value, and as they say, you only go around once. Better to drive and enjoy it, than to regret not having done so when it's too late. :cool:

Glad that your Dad is doing well. It's a good indication that he wants to get back at it. The car is looking great! Nice that it is a rare one. :grin:

Nice car! :cool:

Something tells me the drive home is going to be a lot more fun than the drive down...:cool:

WOW!! :cool:

Nice work and a great looking car. Congratulations! :grin:

Which Steve are we talking about here. Just checking cause I didn't order any even though I wanted one. :grin:

Thanks for that! :grin: