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You will need the computer and wiring harness from the F150, the inertia fuel shut off switch, the relays, a high pressure fuel pump, new fuel lines for an injected vehicle with a return line and so forth. How about just an intake and carburetor on the 302? It might not be as exotic or unique...

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I would suspect the connector or wiring on the coil pack rather than the coil pack itself.

If this is a 4L60E, there is no band adjustment as such - there are kits and procedures to grind a pin down to achieve an adjustment, but this is somewhat more involved than if the band simply had an external adjustment. If this transmission is slipping - the service that you require can be...

Unfortunately, removing the thermostat should have little or nothing to do with the vehicle not starting unless a connector or some other component was disturbed during the repair. If the vehicle won't turn over, try and get a jump start from someone. If it turns over, but doesn't start up, you...

externalities? including- pollution - loss of jobs - loss of wildlife - pressure on NHS - pressure on police force - tradeable permits - tax - subsidies

Some very basic things that apply to most any head gasket replacement: Disconnect the negative battery terminal. Drain the coolant system. Disconnect all of the wiring, connectors, vacuum hoses and so forth that are going to prevent the head removal. Disconnect the header pipe(s) Access and...

Yes, it will physically fit - but that's just the beginning of the switch over. You will then need an applicable transmission, radiator, mounts, header pipe, linkages, drive shaft, a lot of finagling and fabrication and that's all assuming it's not a fuel injected, computer controlled later...

The 300 L6 is a great engine for off roading - get some low gears and 35" tires and you'll have all of the low end torque you could possibly hope for. Have fun!

Some very basic things that apply to most any head gasket replacement: Disconnect the negative battery terminal. Drain the coolant system. Disconnect all of the wiring, connectors, vacuum hoses and so forth that are going to prevent the head removal. Disconnect the header pipe(s) Access and...

It's been my experience that this symptom is most often caused by a cracked forward drum inside the transmission. The good news is that you don't need a "new transmission" - the bad news is that you need this one overhauled. Eventually, this transmission will fail completely.

Check the oil level - it more than likely has an oil level safety shut off switch.

Sounds like you have two concerns - a stock converter with a high performance cam and a set of highway gears in the differential.

You may or may not see the points spark - the best way to check the points operation is to put a 6 volt test light on the coil lead from the points and see if it blinks when the engine is turned over (it should be lit with the points open and out when the points close).

Depends on whether serious road rash is worse on the legs or the arms - both sound like they'd ruin an otherwise pleasant ride.

The foaming and "groaning sound" is caused by air in the system - the loss of fluid is caused by a leak in the system. Do not allow the pump to run dry or a relatively simple hose replacement will become an expensive pump and possible rack and pinion replacement due to debris from the pump failure.

It might be said that Henry Ford single handedly made individual craftsmanship obsolete with his mass production assembly line.

Least expensive solution? Get a wiper motor from a local salvage yard and replace it yourself.

The problems that you list in your question seem rather minor - without actually inspecting the car it's hard to say what all it needs. The door and lock problem are generally rather minor repairs, wheel alignment is a maintenance item and the overheating problem could have numerous possible...

Price for a used 2005, according to Edmonds, is $110,000 - if you can find one for sale. The 2006, $122,579, was the last year of production - again, if you can find one for sale.