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That’s great, Ted. You might be able to find answers for others as well.
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Well Gene I don't know about finding answers but I will look and provide any information that the books have in them.Originally posted by 007Cruiser View PostComment
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Spent a little time this morning before it gets too hot to clean and condition Jewel's seats. It had been a while, so it was definitely needed. She has some wear and tear but still holding up pretty well for almost 20 years old and 168K miles.21 years, 174K miles, 48 States X 2 & DC, 9 Canadian provinces, 8 European countries, 3 Caribbean Islands, 3 Hawaiian Islands, 100+ National Park locations, 150+ T-bird events, 190+ retrobird diecasts/models, 13 TOTM pics & some very special friends...THANKS TBN !Comment
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'Haven't started the 'Bird since January (OK! I've been busy).
'Took my 103 mother-in-law for a quick drive around the block. The gas gauge said
less than 1/4 full, though I'd not been anywhere in a year, so a quick run for some premium.
Clear day, warm, put on the Living Legends Sounds music CD at 3/4 volume.
Miles of smiles all around.
'Should do it more often -- pure cure for the Covid Blues.Comment
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You’ve got that right. Even my daughter borrows the car when she needs a pick-me-up. It’s way cheaper than analysis. Gave it a little exercise myself today.Originally posted by Bobnoir1 View PostComment
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Yes indeed -- top down, sound high enough to share the joy with others within 200'.Originally posted by 02-T-Bird View Post
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I found these decals at a car show last year and finally found a home for them on the tonneau cover. It makes the cover stand out a little better. 1693F242-3D84-4EEA-8E10-9455B4F13276.jpegHonor the sacrifices our predecessors paid for our country.Comment
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That actually looks awesome.
And I do honor the sacrifices our predecessors paid for our country. Very much respect for those that served. My dad fought on Guadalcanal.Comment
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I actually did this on Friday, I was able to reactivate my automatic door locks on the Light Ice Blue. I am not sure how I deactivated them
, however, with the manual and a few tries I did get them working. BTW, I sold the LIB on Saturday to one of Ron's cousins. Three out of four of the cousins have purchased one of Ron's Thunderbirds, so happy because they are still in the family. 
. One is in Elizabethton, one in Kingsport,TN and one in Blowing Rock, NC.
******"It's not ALL about the cars.Its about the people who drive them." --Tom AglioComment
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Liz we're renting in Blowing Rock next summer, to escape the Florida heat...you sound well..
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Nice to see some of Ron's cars staying in the family, I'm sure he would like that.Originally posted by Sharehisbirds View PostI actually did this on Friday, I was able to reactivate my automatic door locks on the Light Ice Blue. I am not sure how I deactivated them, however, with the manual and a few tries I did get them working. BTW, I sold the LIB on Saturday to one of Ron's cousins. Three out of four of the cousins have purchased one of Ron's Thunderbirds, so happy because they are still in the family. . One is in Elizabethton, one in Kingsport,TN and one in Blowing Rock, NC.Comment
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Today, I drove my TBird for the first time. I purchased it nine months ago through BAT in Canada. Took me two months to find a way to transport it here (borders were nearly closed due to the pandemic) and seven months attempting to explain to NYC-DMV that other countries follow their own rules for vehicle title and registration as opposed to those of NY.
They finally gave me a registration and a plate that I immediately put to good use, driving the Bird +/- 150 miles today. I was admittedly surprised that she was much louder on the road than my six years and 120,000 miles older Towncar. I also found her a bit hesitant, accelerating from a stop. A full “check-up” is in order
P.S.: I am still arguing / waiting to get the title!Comment
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Glad that you finally got to drive your new ride.Comment
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