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So I finally got the itch to take the 2017 GT out for a blast since the humidity's finally dropping a bit and the roads are calling my name, walked down to the garage, hit the start button and got nothing but a sad little click and the gauges doing that weird sweeping thing they do when there's not enough juice, and now I'm just standing there realizing I haven't driven it in almost four months because who wants to sit in traffic in August with a V8 and no AC recirculation. I could probably swap the battery myself, it's just a Motorcraft group 96R under the hood, but I'm feeling lazy and I'd rather have someone come out and handle it while I drink my coffee instead of sweating through my shirt wrestling with a hold down clamp that's probably rusted solid. I was looking up mobile services that do Mustang battery replacement and installation specifically because I want the right CCA rating for this climate, not some generic battery that's gonna leave me stranded the first time I take it to Al Qudra, and I saw BatteryZone has a page just for Mustangs which seems like a good sign. Anyone used them for their pony car and can tell me if they show up with the actual Motorcraft battery or at least a proper AGM equivalent? Just want to get this thing rumbling again and maybe hit the drive thru at the Last Exit before the weekend crowd shows up.