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Looking at new rims. What's the big difference cosmetically between Chrome and Polished rims? And are there advantages between one or the other?

I use zymol leather care products. There is a bottle of cleaner, and a second bottle of conditioner. Used it for years, and have not found anything I like better. It really restores the softness of the leather, but doesn't leave it oily feeling like other products I've used.

Thanks! Anyone either have to sell, or know where to get cheap chrome rims for 2002ish that are chrome (either GT or the SVT ones) I really don't care if they are a little scratched up. as long as they still look shiny.

This may sound REALLY STUPID, but if I swap my stock 16" rims and tires for GT 17" rims and tires, will everything else be the same. Switched rims on other cars, and it f'd with the speedo. obviousely I know nothing about tires.Thanks.

i would search for mustang salvage on the internet, and ask one of them to sell you the speakers. I really don't think they'll be very expensive at all, since it's really not a high demand part (at least don't think it is) .

wow. so ugly, I'm speechless... Why would any sane person do this? And the mural... wow.

find a junk one. A lot will sel you the whole interior for not a whole lot. I did a friend's car upgrade from cloth to leather, and the yard I went to only charged $100 or !$150. YOu might pay more for Mustang seats, but still it would be the easiest and cheapest. changing the seats is a...

good. now I can sleep again.

I think the pony looks sharp in there, but I am not a big fan of any Mustang w/o the emblem in the middle. I do like the grill set though, either way you do it.

Thanks for the input 98CobraClone . Ron, why do you even bother? :bang: the point of replying i don't know is pretty stupid. everyone assumed that YOU didn't know without announcing it. Oh, and by the way, I hope you got the scratch on the bottom side of your door fixed, or whatever other...

Wondering if anybody knew of a way to override the "safety" on a 02 Mustang Convertible, so I do not have to put the parking brake on to use the top button. I know that you should be stopped to use the top, but I don't like screwing with the brake (rolling is almost stopped, isn't it?) :D...

on my last convertible, I rubbed the top with powdered laundry detergent for a while, and kept it wet, to make a runny paste. I'm sure it was pry not the best thing for paint, but after it was all rinsed off and cleaned, the car looked good, with no problems onthe paint side.

I just picked my dealer diecal off with my fingers. It left a little residue, but after a good cleaning, a little polishing compound, and wax, there are no traces of it left. The Jeep one may be a little bit trickier. It seems to me that he longer the sticker is on, the harder it is to get...

blow them out with either an air compressor, or a can of compressed air used to dust out electronics. That's what I've done with other cars for shows.

I assume when the back windows are up, either the driver is a moron, or the window motors are burned out (all those 1980's LeBarons cruisin' around)

I put in a line converter in my convertible. It's really easy. the bottom of the seat just pops out by pushing buttons under the seat (they are not visible, but there is a little spot on the bottom of the seat on each side that looks different.... put your finger in there and push. it...

thanks. That's the part!

I have seen a few GT mustangs with a black panel that runs between the taillights across the rear of the car. My Ford dealer is telling me that this is not a FORD part, but I think he lies (maybe not). Does anyone know where this panel (or diecal) can be ordered from? or am I seeing things?

http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/interiorpnt/interiorpaint.htm this pretty much walks you through it. :spot:

I did the same thing to my 02 convertible. the rear seat comes out REALLY easy. there are 2 releases to take the seat off the floor. If you kneel down youshould see a bout a 2 inch hole to stick our finger in between the bottom of the seat and the carpet on each side, the buttons just push...