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Great pics guys. While the new cars are exciting can anyone dispute the elegance of the vintage cars? Not in my book.Mike

Hi Chris ,looks like a fine job to me.Mike

Hi A.D. the fix is very simple. Just remove the self leveling shock and replace it with the coilover.It will look the same as the remaining rear shock except that there is a coil spring and adjusting nuts to even the height in the rear.It is a simple swap.I think I got mine from Rutlands or GT Car P...

Hi A.D. I have used the coil over update on my 365gtc4 for many years with no problems.Mike

Top man for giving a thank you to the folks on this site. A finer or more generous group would be hard to find.Great picture too.All the best,Mike

Kerry is right as to the originality of the valve in his photo. That is not the correct shade of blue. Mike

Hi John, I was thinking the same thing and willing to volunteer. Mike

Hi P, welcome to the best site.A lead hammer is old school but there are sockets made that work great with no danger of hurting the wheel, Mike

Not being able to see both sides is it possible the disc should be flipped? Mike

Hi Rob, It was quite some time ago when I spoke with Mike about the McQueen Lusso.While he was very nice on the phone as I remember he did not seem interested in giving out whatever code he might have had.He did emphasize that it was a distinct custom mix and that I should not be misled by how it ap...

Great story ! Thanks M . Mike

While I cant comment on the Ferrari world of the 60's etc, Tom's take on today is spot on as to folks fixing stuff.As I sneak up on 68yrs I note that I have been pulling wrenches both as pro and for "fun" for more than 50 yrs.At first it was to learn and also to be able to afford a car.It was just w...

H I Kerry, two questions come to mind.Are you unable to source non ethanol fuel and have you tried and failed to address the cause of the vapor lock itself? Best,Mike

Great news A.D. It has been tough but now you can begin to really enjoy the car. Please keep us all posted on your continued progress . Mike

Hi John, I had some luck using watered down toothpaste and a random orbital sander on a vent window .That was a long time ago and being a dentist I am partial to toothpaste. It did remove a few very fine scratches and cloudiness. I do imagine that the kits available now would do better. Good luck,Mike