Close - it’s a Mustang bonnet

Yep, an open diff isn’t very fussy about its oil. Look for the correct grade and a high shear resistance. And with a diff you don’t need to worry about using a GL4 (rather than GL5) to ensure good synchromesh operation. You’ll find that Syntrax is now known as Transmax - easier to spot fresh stock t...

Absolutely

It’s BOT 750B for an open diff.

Welcome Martin.

Additional to the enhanced aural experience of a convertible, swapping your RR Sport for an F-Type, never underestimate the usefulness for when you buy a water butt, guttering, or lengths of wood

Yes, certainly use 2 stud extensions after going to all that trouble. If only 1 was used there’s a real danger of the wheel doing a pendulum movement once it’s clear of the other 4 studs. The rears especially can be pretty heavy and you don’t want a sudden weight shift no matter what brake type you ...

I’ve seen worse bonnet alignment.

Does the end of the handle have a little button insert in it, proving it to have keyless entry?

If so then it may well have been disabled to increase security on these older models.

It’s not exactly the prettiest engine to look at, and I can’t answer your specific question, but for the drier weather mine’s always in the garage - it joins the wind deflector that just spoils the look of the convertible and has been in the garage from day one.

If only 36 litres of petrol was still that price!