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Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: bossman on December 03, 2013, 10:44:00 PM
Hi Everyone

  Below is a pic of the Families Thunderbird it is a 1984 , 3.8 , and is a grey color (still orig paint).  It was purchased locally from an elderly woman (orig owner)and we got it w/ 39,000 orig miles , the car now has appx 85,000 and has been a daily driver for 6yrs and still runs well, its still amazingly rust free and only has a bit of rust behind the rear wheel wells (which it had when we bought it.

XXX

The last pic is of my old Mustang Mach 1 which is also a daily (nice weather) driver


AJ
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: STANG8U on December 04, 2013, 12:23:30 AM
Love super clean cars

Very nice
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: vinnietbird on December 04, 2013, 06:47:58 AM
Welcome aboard. Nice cars.
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: mercury-man on December 04, 2013, 07:13:34 AM
Welcome and thanks for sharing your pics with us.
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: 83TB on December 04, 2013, 08:25:02 PM
welcome, nice original ride
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: bossman on December 05, 2013, 12:52:37 PM
Hey Guys ;
  Thanks for all the welcomes and nice to meet you all, I have a few questions that I will post on the tech parts of the forum..
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: QUICKSHIFT on December 05, 2013, 05:44:28 PM
Nice rides.....like the parking brake on the Mach. :D
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: beast50 on December 06, 2013, 12:55:46 PM
Quote from: bossman;425217
Hi Everyone

  Below is a pic of the Families Thunderbird it is a 1984 , 3.8 , and is a grey color (still orig paint).  It was purchased locally from an elderly woman (orig owner)and we got it w/ 39,000 orig miles , the car now has appx 85,000 and has been a daily driver for 6yrs and still runs well, its still amazingly rust free and only has a bit of rust behind the rear wheel wells (which it had when we bought it.

XXX

The last pic is of my old Mustang Mach 1 which is also a daily (nice weather) driver


AJ[/QUOTE

Those are nice!...including the neighbors Bronco; is that '78?
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: bossman on December 07, 2013, 12:52:04 PM
Not sure of the year of the Bronco . I think its later , there are a few older ones in the neighborhood.  This last summer a guy up the block sold an old one for $450 that looked to be in good shape, since the gas prices went up over the past couple of years I noticed at lease 4 in the immediate area w/ sale signs on them, I missed out on an old 59 white Caddy w/ the big fins last year (went for $900) and was pretty solid.

 I always like to look at old cars when I see them for sale on the side of the road as I know a few guys in the area that like vintage projects so keep a look out for them,
(I hope to find a 69 mach that is local one day that's in drivable cond that I can use as a fair weather driver as that was my first car)

AJ
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: CougrrrFiveO on December 07, 2013, 03:48:24 PM
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(I hope to find a 69 mach that is local one day that's in drivable cond that I can use as a fair weather driver as that was my first car)

AJ


That was my favorite year for the Mustang as well, and I used to have one (still miss it). Also had a 73 that was fun in high school. Nice cars, and welcome to the board!
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: bossman on December 08, 2013, 03:41:36 PM
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That was my favorite year for the Mustang as well, and I used to have one (still miss it). Also had a 73 that was fun in high school. Nice cars, and welcome to the board!

The 1971 I already have is my favorite of the classic period Mustangs as I like the design best it is very streamlined and looks fast just standing still.  James Bond also used one in "Diamonds Are Forever" as well as it being the orig car in "Gone in 60 Seconds" (the original version).  Even so I still want the 69 as it was my first car but will sadly probably have to sell the 71 if I locate a 69 as I can't have too many cars over here.
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: BLKBRD88 on December 09, 2013, 10:57:05 AM
Welcome to the forum and thanks for the pics......nice rides!
Ron
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: rodsterh on December 12, 2013, 10:59:55 AM
Welcome!  That car looks so clean, hard to find in that condition.  Good luck with it and stick around, would love to see more pictures and hear more about it.
Title: New to the Forum and Picture of our 1984 Thunderbird
Post by: bossman on March 28, 2014, 08:41:00 PM
thanks guys,  love the old Fords my first car was a Ford so though I have had other makes I always go back to these great dependable rides