I found the battery in my newly acquired '89 GT dead every four or five days if not driven more frequently. Battery and alternator checked out good so I tested for a draw with a multimeter and sure enough found a constant 183 milli-amp draw. Pulled one fuse at a time and narrowed it to #8 (courtesy lights, clock, key warning, fuel door, mirrors, and radio). Disconnected every switch that was easily accessible, pulled the radio and disconnected it, all with no luck. After about a week of head scratching, I realized I forgot to check vanity mirror lights in the back side of the sun visors. Yep, drivers side on all the time. The only thing wrong was the flap that covers the mirror had gotten soft and floppy to the point it wouldn't press the tiny spring switch into its open position. Ugh. So simple it's frustrating, but an easy, cheap fix in the end.