What did you do to your GT350 today?

[Lorne34]

Seven years of ownership happened to hit the lock button on the key fob at night with the door open and I just noticed that a little red light comes on on the door where the retractable lock on older cars used to exist! What attention to detail. Car continues to amaze me after 57,000 miles.

Can you expound a bit more on where this is located? Picture?

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[CANTWN4LSN]

Can you expound a bit more on where this is located? Picture?

Right where the old buttons that went up and down when the doors locked and unlocked on the sill where the window meets near the back end of the door.

 

[Sargent1]

Leaving Wednesday morning for a bucket list trip. Charleston SC to Elkhart Lake WI to track Road America. Meeting friends in Nashville tomorrow night then headed north Thursday. Hoping for safe and efficient travel and no rain at the track!

 

[Lorne34]

Leaving Wednesday morning for a bucket list trip. Charleston SC to Elkhart Lake WI to track Road America. Meeting friends in Nashville tomorrow night then headed north Thursday. Hoping for safe and efficient travel and no rain at the track!

Your gonna love RA...

 

[Inthehighdesert]

Nice. Wife had the same model(color) of St. Caught many of an unknowing in what those can do. How does that tow? Great combo with the matching 350.

Leaving Wednesday morning for a bucket list trip. Charleston SC to Elkhart Lake WI to track Road America. Meeting friends in Nashville tomorrow night then headed north Thursday. Hoping for safe and efficient travel and no rain at the track!

 

[526 HRSE]

Ran some Scotty Kilmer approved ATS Chemical 505 through the car today. Changed the oil. We'll see if it really loosens up those pesky low tension rings a bit.

 

[galaxy]

@Sargent1 What all did you have to do to get that thing on a U-Haul trailer?

Sargent…are you military in the Charelston area?

 

[COBRAFREAK1996]

Took it out to play at Summit Point.

 

[COBRAFREAK1996]

@Sargent1 I had mine on a U-Haul trailer as well. It was irritating to figure out the right combo lol. Basically some stacked 2x12s, backing the tow vehicle up on ramps, then a 2x12 under the front to get the splitter up over the front edge of the trailer. Once we got the combo right it wasn’t too bad.

 

[matthewr87]

I've finally been able to drive my car again after getting it back to stock last Friday following 3 weeks of a massive debacle with the SPL LCAs that I bought; I had the mounting studs snap on me twice after install.

My 2 year old loves this car and every day over those three weeks she was asking me "Where is the red car? Is the red car still broken? Fix it Daddy." It was freakin' gut wrenching.

Anyway, it was a huge mess but I was able to get it back to stock (I had Cortex bearings installed in the front LCAs) and I've been driving it every day since. I had to miss an SCCA HPDE event at Summit Point which sucks but at least it is back on the road now.

 

[Ahung12]

Leaving Wednesday morning for a bucket list trip. Charleston SC to Elkhart Lake WI to track Road America. Meeting friends in Nashville tomorrow night then headed north Thursday. Hoping for safe and efficient travel and no rain at the track!

Bye bye brakes!

 

[Sargent1]

@Sargent1 What all did you have to do to get that thing on a U-Haul trailer?

Sargent…are you military in the Charelston area?

Exactly as Cobrafreak1996 described worked very well. Mine has 10mm spacers on front and still plenty space. I’m former Navy in Charleston. Sargent is my last name.

590 miles today. The ST works fine for towing. Targeting Janesville WI tomorrow.

 

[Bitten in '69]

No doubt that the ST will pull it. If you are going to make it a habit, you might want to consider adding an electronic trailer brake control for safety sake.

 

[Gray Area GT350]

Was out a couple weeks ago and after 7.5 years of ownership just turned over 15,000 miles.

 

[Sargent1]

Towed it 620 miles. I’ll never complain about South Carolina roads again after driving thru Illinois today…

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