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i owna94 tbird 218k green ext. gry int. recently changed shocks, struts all around complete tune up new tires filters brakes calipers .. car runs awesome its a 94 thats almost 14 years of torment .all i'm saying is don't just gas n go guys t-birds r 2b pampered n they will runnn i mean run......................................
Bought a new one in '97, the last year of the old design (in my opinion, much better looking than its replacement) . The black color was tough to keep looking spiffy, but it was a great car. Sold it in 2003 with 11,000 miles on it and got all my money back. Sometimes we get lucky.
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I have a 1991 LX that my ex and I ordered brand new. We wanted a loaded car, silver with a grey cloth interior. The car has been garage kept since new, has 79,000 miles. One of her friends was driving it recently, and someone pulled in front of them and took the frontend out, but did not hurt the engine. I bought it back from the insurance company for $300.00. I want to take the drivetrain out and put it in a 61 or 62 Thunderbird.
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68 Fairlane Station wagon
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99 Triumph Trophy
68 BSA 441 Shooting Star
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RE: How many t-bird owners?
