Brian_05_SEL

Was right around 101,600 miles at removal from the 2005 Taurus.

My Fox body convertible had a lock actuator and plastic speaker grilles on the doors that were broken, so I got those replaced today. The weather has been mild enough to go out and enjoy cruising in this car with the top down for most of the past week too.

2015 Mustang just rolled 36k miles, and got an oil change. I also mounted a new rear spoiler on the trunklid. 1989 Mustang just got a full performance rebuild on its AOD transmission. I’m picking it up from the shop tomorrow morning.

Added heated seats with new Katzkin leather.

https://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/d/austin-mercury-sable-custom-convertible/6780862314.html

Swapped the Mustang coupe from summer to winter shoes.

The album of pictures linked below was posted on Reddit today by an employee of the storage facility where it was just found. He said that Ford Motor Company of Canada has been keeping this car hidden away in their building for several years. http://imgur.com/a/krhVwyh

The labeled pinouts on the image should be correct.

ForScan is definitely a cool and useful tool for working on newer Ford Motor Company vehicles. I enabled/disabled a few features on my 2015 Mustang using it already... like turning off the double horn honk when I exit the car with the smart fob while it’s running, and activating the use of the Drive Mode toggles after swapping the base Sync infotainment system for Sync 3 and the associated Mustang Premium dash bezel.

I like how the work glove is basically giving the middle finger to that EGR spacer.

She’s so beautiful. 😍

Will it join Scarlett in your collection?

This weekend, after basically sitting dormant for the past 5 months, I got a warranty replacement battery in the Sable and got it roadworthy again. It was briefly used at the end of June to transport a new 36”x80” storm door kit home from the store, but otherwise I have not driven this car since February 28th.

Where the hell did it flood that bad?!

My 2015 Mustang now has Sync 3 infotainment with embedded GPS navigation, Apple CarPlay compatibility, and numerous other added features the car didn’t have before including EATC and a functional drive mode selector switch (Normal, Sport +, Track, and Snow/Wet).