CHP Micor radio group purchase

[NoDrama43]

I have heard that they run better as they get a few thousand miles on them. I drove it 200 miles to my nephews graduation last week. Set the cruise on 78 and cranked up the tunes. Got several thumbs up from others on the road, including a guy in a new vette. The car is a blast to drive.

I'm glad I waited to buy this one. There is a flywheel shudder problem that had to be fixed with the 07 and 08 and some early 09 cars. Ford had to change to a different style flywheel, clutch assembly. My car was built one week after the changeover went into effect at the plant Also production on the 09's was under 4500. 50% less than any of the other 2 years.

[mac88chp]

Originally Posted by NoDrama43

I have heard that they run better as they get a few thousand miles on them.

That was certainly the case with my Bullitt Jim. The engine and esp. the trans didn't loosen up until I hit about 2,500 miles. Now at 5,200 miles and it's all good - really enjoyed the 800 mile cruise I took this past weekend.

[NoDrama43]

Originally Posted by mac88chp

That was certainly the case with my Bullitt Jim. The engine and esp. the trans didn't loosen up until I hit about 2,500 miles. Now at 5,200 miles and it's all good - really enjoyed the 800 mile cruise I took this past weekend.

I really like the look of the Bullitts. There is a guy across the road from my work that bought one and lets it sit out all the time.

I would like to have one of them too but my wife would slit my throat.....

[smokin5.0]

I might be interested.....any ideas on price yet?

[smokin5.0]

....and it will be correct for an 89?

[ImEvil1]

Originally Posted by smokin5.0

....and it will be correct for an 89?

Per Geoff Fors, the CHP radio guru, the switch occurred around that time. You should be OK.