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My post (since you didn't seem to want to scroll back): A 1991 base GT 5.0 hatchback was ~$13K when I bought it new. That would be ~$30K in 2024 dollars. A 2024 Mustang GT Fastback starts at $41,960. That's right about a 40% increase. US average annual individual income in 1991 was $22,158...

Stay safe and have a great trip, @Gr8ful

Hopefully not.

A number of posts back, I provided a comparison between wages in 1991 and today as well as the price of a Mustang in 1991 and today. Wages have kept up with the cost of a Mustang during that time period almost to a tee. Today's base Mustang GT is no more than the 1991 Mustang GT, corrected for...

Numerous people claimed it was a "screen protector". Screen protectors are removable and replaceable. So, no, you don't break a screen simply by removing a removable screen protector. Hence, my challenge. Mine is a perfectly normal glass screen. It is not scratched. Nothing was "missed". It is...

So now it's gone from a factori screen protector (with "clearly" visible edges) to a "coating"? LOL I honestly don't think there's a damn thing there.

If they've covered it with a "film", then you'd be able to remove the "film". I've challenged several people to show me them removing this "film", yet oddly, none of them have done this. Care to take the challenge? The only film I've seen is the removeable film used during shipping (with...

It is not "obvious" in my DH. Mine feels exactly like ... tempered glass. What would be the point of a factory screen protector that you needed to put a screen protector on to protect it? Are all these companies selling are screen protector protectors?

If there was a factory "screen protector", you'd be able to remove it. It's not there. The only screen protector they put on is the one with the 'warning/words' on it that they remove during vehicle prep.

That's a $64,000 question. AFAICT, there is absolutely no real correlation and no reason they should not have included them regardless of seat type. But ... that's just the way it is.

That looks solid. Guess we will start calling you SkyeGPT :cwl:

^ This has been my experience for many years.

I don't think so. Mine has the part number 104743 on the inside of the roll. I think this is what I used: https://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-Tough-Wide-Utility-1-Pack/dp/B08V4DXTRZ

Was she haute? :cwl:

My Gorilla tape fell off, likely on the ~60 mile drive home from the dealer. Just FYI.

Not true. In fact, every single financial institution I've worked with puts a hold on the funds (usually 10 days) before they release them to you because that's how long it TRULY takes to confirm the cash has been obtained from the seller's financial institution. We're talking large money...

My puddles are really bright.

If you're not going to use the DIYVan fix, then I strongly urge you to use (wide) Flex-Seal tape. That shit is completely waterproof and sticks to everything. You can even apply it when things are wet. It stays put. I cannot say the same for duct tape, including that Gorilla Tape -- which is...

I don't necessarily disagree with you, as that is typically my personal SOP when it comes to anything ("Why didn't you give me a better price to begin with?!"). But ... just giving the guy other options. :) On one occasion, I actually had my dealer give me MORE than KBB offer after seeing the...

Get REAL offers from all the various services (e..g, Carvana, CarMax, KBB, etc.), then take the best one to your dealer and see if they will meet or beat. I did that a couple of times.