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The tire won't fit in the trunk?
At least we do get a space-saver spare on our T-Birds. I don't think the Smart car even has one?Comment
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There is a bunny version of both
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Dutch T-Bird
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They both have a manual or automatic shifting. LeroyComment
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All Good Guesses, Keep trying ...
HINT: It is a visible part.sigpicSoaring with My Raven Under Carolina Blue Skies ...Comment
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Headlights seem to have a familiar look to them.DaveR (as seen on survelance TV)Comment
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Both have the same side mirrors? LeroyComment
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Both have a part/material specific component that they share ....sigpicSoaring with My Raven Under Carolina Blue Skies ...Comment
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The designer maybe?
Gordon.Comment
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The Thunderbird spare tire is the same as the actual tires on the Smart Car?Art and KarenComment
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The windshield looks like that weird angle that is on the Bird.http://www.thunderbirdnest.com/membe...00&ppuser=1190
'03 T-Bird -Torch Red
'05 T-Bird - Inca Gold
'13 Mustang BOSS 302
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I am going to say the same material is used for the body panels.Lonestar
It was a smile in every mile
Gotta love that American RideComment
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Lonestar and Bruce are Getting Very Warm ....sigpicSoaring with My Raven Under Carolina Blue Skies ...Comment
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fiberglass top?Lonestar
It was a smile in every mile
Gotta love that American RideComment
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Getting Very Hot ...sigpicSoaring with My Raven Under Carolina Blue Skies ...Comment
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