concept car 2003 and 2004

[prbre]

look at the lincoln and thunderbird lhttp://www.autoblog.com/2010/07/17/c...terey-auction/

[camodude]

Re: concept car 2003 and 2004

I wish they went ahead and made a few SC Tbirds that would have fun to drive.

[Peterfurlan]

Re: concept car 2003 and 2004

look at the lincoln and thunderbird lhttp://www.autoblog.com/2010/07/17/c...terey-auction/

All I want for Christmas is the Lincoln hard top (no glass solid roof) on my
T-Bird.

[prbre]

Re: concept car 2003 and 2004

yeah I like the glass solid roof as well.

[Ediron]

Re: concept car 2003 and 2004

I could hang out for the Lincoln and knowing the price Lincoln would charge I'd be hanging out for a long time.

[jerrym3]

Re: concept car 2003 and 2004

If you imagine the car's interior in saddle, that's how I would have liked my car's interior to look.

My car's saddle seats, steering wheel, and gearshift knob just aren't enough, IMHO.

[HeelBird]

Re: concept car 2003 and 2004

I SO wish they would build the MK R.

That is one beautiful machine, IMO.

[prbre]

Re: concept car 2003 and 2004

the front end and the dash reminds me of a 1961 cont.

[Bill Brown]

Re: concept car 2003 and 2004

The Grill could be in my 2007 MKX. I believe Ford made a decision, IMHO, not to fully equip the retro birds with all the bells and whistles because they were going to put all that stuff that makes a truely "Personal Luxury" car in the Mark Ten. Then the higher price for the Lincoln could not be justified if they fully equiped the T-bird.

[Skip]

Re: concept car 2003 and 2004

The Grill could be in my 2007 MKX. I believe Ford made a decision, IMHO, not to fully equip the retro birds with all the bells and whistles because they were going to put all that stuff that makes a truely "Personal Luxury" car in the Mark Ten. Then the higher price for the Lincoln could not be justified.

Bill:

I agree. I wouldn't be surprised if the next TBird type car, if there is one, is a Lincoln. This would to give the marque the car ir needs to maintain it's exclusivity. It would not be badged Thunderbird, of course.

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