My other Ford rides
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Bill Eynon III
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RE: My other Ford rides
Some beautiful birds. I love the 60's birds.
Some beautiful birds. I love the 60's birds.
RE: My other Ford rides
Once I get my Black/Black Mark VIII all cleaned up and to show status I will post some pics of it. It won't take long, just needs TLC, and some cleaning up since it had been sitting around for a year but driven occasionally. Some detailing under the hood, clean & condition the leather seats and dash etc., shampoo the carpets it will be ready to roll.
I have purchased a solid aluminum dash & interior trim kit to brighten it up inside and that is on it's way. I just love this body style, a new aged classic for sure.
BlackHawk
Once I get my Black/Black Mark VIII all cleaned up and to show status I will post some pics of it. It won't take long, just needs TLC, and some cleaning up since it had been sitting around for a year but driven occasionally. Some detailing under the hood, clean & condition the leather seats and dash etc., shampoo the carpets it will be ready to roll.
I have purchased a solid aluminum dash & interior trim kit to brighten it up inside and that is on it's way. I just love this body style, a new aged classic for sure.
BlackHawk
RE: My other Ford rides
Well if you are on this digest you have at least "one", in my opinion the Mark VIII is probably one 90's auto that has the potential to be a true classic in time.
As for the older ones, if you could back in time and keep that one car you had/wanted in your youth then you could get one cheap. In my case I bought mine when I was 21 and kept it. Sold my 59 Vet to buy it............duh !!! Should have kept that one too..worth a fortune today.
Oh well no regrets, the 2002 Retro Bird is a blast, pop the hardtop off and the convertible top is underneath. The convert top is seldom up in the summer, great fun car to drive and be seen in.
I need a bigger garage.
Well if you are on this digest you have at least "one", in my opinion the Mark VIII is probably one 90's auto that has the potential to be a true classic in time.
As for the older ones, if you could back in time and keep that one car you had/wanted in your youth then you could get one cheap. In my case I bought mine when I was 21 and kept it. Sold my 59 Vet to buy it............duh !!! Should have kept that one too..worth a fortune today.
Oh well no regrets, the 2002 Retro Bird is a blast, pop the hardtop off and the convertible top is underneath. The convert top is seldom up in the summer, great fun car to drive and be seen in.
I need a bigger garage.