We also sprinkle baby powder on it to see where the trail begins. At the dealership level, squeaks, rattles, wind noise and water leaks are the worst thing to deal with.
I have not seen that complaint yet, and there are no relevant TSB's or special service messages. Normally, when they are plainly as visible as that, they are easier to find.
We've got one here that has been around for 6 months and it looks the same. But the non RTR cars rust as well. In our climate, rotors will flash rust overnight.
I know that many of you have been to college, and have taken at least Economics 101. Do you recall supply and demand? I don't know, or care, what sales sells cars for, but to have them referred to as "scum" for following a simple rule of economics is a bit much. The market sets the price, the...
I just found out we have one allocation for a Dark Horse SC, anyone interested can PM me and I can get your info to sales. I was surprised it was not already spoken for. Dealership is near Houston TX.
Someone tried to raise it on a lift using that part, I've seen it at our dealership several times...
You do have to remove a good bit of stuff to secure it properly.
I'm pretty sure that stuff is all thrown away unless you've requested them to keep it. If it was a stock order, its for sure gone. I took my '24 and '26 off the back of the truck myself, straight to PDI, so I collected it all.
I traded my Grabber Blue, Space Gray '24 in on a '26 last month. The '24 was a base GT, with auto and spare tire as the only options. It was exactly 2 years old, with 17,500 miles on it and had been obsessivley maintained, and I got $38K for it. Sticker when new was $45,500 and I paid D plan...
I had a '12 and '14 GT new, both came with Pirellis and they were awful. I aligned both cars at the 1K mile mark to make sure they were good, and by 18K miles, those tire were cupped and whining their asses off, despite regular rotation.
My '24 and '26 GT's have had Continentals and I've been...
A scotchbrite pad will work, any flaky stuff has to go. Sanding is not necessary. I've used similar products before with success. They turn the rust black and the finish is very hard.
Yes, this is what it says...
For Best Results
Before applying Rust Reformer, remove any loose rust and dirt, then clean the surface with soap and water.
Shake spray can well before and during use.