One Millionth T'Bird

[snowbird]

Re: One Millionth T'Bird

After all of those plaudits I still believe that any Bird that sits more than two is not a REAL T-BIRD!!

With those bench seats, the early ones could hold three people. (small ones , that is.). And then came the Bird Nest in the trunk.

[tbird6t4]

Re: One Millionth T'Bird

With those bench seats, the early ones could hold three people. (small ones , that is.). And then came the Bird Nest in the trunk.

Oh you mean the original little Bird with the optional rumble (mother-in-law) seat in the trunk! Cool!

Gord

[Leroy]

Re: One Millionth T'Bird

The four door models were a classic in their day, with the suicide doors. I think they stopped building them after 1971. Leroy

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[snowbird]

Re: One Millionth T'Bird

The four door models were a classic in their day, with the suicide doors. I think they stopped building them after 1971. Leroy

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I beleive that is correct. 71 was the last year for the 4 door T'bird.
MB

[Skip]

Re: One Millionth T'Bird

There wasn't much room inside these cars, despite how physically large they are. They are all hood and trunk, and not much cargo space in there either. I had a '72. When I put the seat all the way back to accomodate my 6"3" frame, and had a friend of similiar size doing the same, the car was pretty much a two seater.

Skip

After all of those plaudits I still believe that any Bird that sits more than two is not a REAL T-BIRD!!

[Skip]

Re: One Millionth T'Bird

Dot:

This medallion was available as coin - a memorabilia item. I came in a stand-up display case which recognized the 1 million milestone. I have one, but not currently on display, or accessible. When I find it, I'll photograph it and post the pix.

Skip

special and unique emblem, especially having a pic of both first and millionth on it.