ascMcLaren Enthusiasts

It should be okay with a 65MM but there are several people who can burn a new EPROM for you. Pete Campbell in Michigan is certainly qualified to do it.

Looks GREAT!

Thanks for all the hard work you put in to this forum!

'88 was the most-produced year. Around 1,000

Yeah, the SEM is great stuff--but I figured if it's coming off, I want to do it so it lasts another forty years.

I have a few small specks where the original grey paint has failed. I'm debating repainting the entire wing. Mine is the original urethane style.

Any experience anyone would like to share? I imagine it takes a ton of flex additive. I know on a warm day, my wing can be squeezed significantly ...

So, I can't hoochie out for my pic?

This year's reunion is again at MotorCity FoxFest.

July 12

Ford World Headquarters in Dearborn.

Here's a link to the signup. There's an EXCELLENT ASC/McLaren tee available on the store page too!

https://motorcityfoxfest.com/product/mc ... show-pass/

I'm still kicking myself for not buying the one Dennis Collins lost his shirt on a few years ago. The estimate scared me off and then it went for around $35k

What Negsum posted is all I have ever seen in an ASC manual car.

What was posted from Henry's site is quite different and more Turbo Coupe-ish.

Henry has lost his normal leather vendor and hasn't replaced him yet.

Now I'm no Vert expert but every ASC shift knob I have seen wrapped in leather was black. It's a factory knob, covered in leather. Originally sourced from Canada but the original firm is long gone.

Henry is out of refurbs at the moment, but a competent leather shop should be able to recover yours ...

Capri--and high-quality stainless.

Use or sell, but they have value.

Not always. The car mentioned had a Premium Sound radio from Ford. They were rare,but they exist.

Factory radios are WAY harder to install than the aftermarket units.

I've seen pics in the holding lot--presumably from 1987 because there are GNXs there too, and there were lots of color Mustang notches waiting for conversion. It was on the ASC/McLaren FB page.

If you're not interested in originality, any stereo shop can install an aftermarket CD player for less than $200.

Sounds like a failed switch, if the AC is not engaged as described above.

A qualified HVAC guy should be able to spot the problem quickly. That may be more economical than throwing parts at the problem.