Vintage Thunderbird Club International

Mine were also very difficult to get back on after doing a cleanup of the OG steel. I ended up using my feet and pushing with my back against another vehicle to get them on. Looking back I should have taken the wheels off and pressed the caps on with either feet or a wooden disk maybe. Good luck!

Sorry I'm late to the party here. I can also vouch for the Cougars Unlimited rear brake / TS kit. My original stuff had been worked on, but not fixed. The cam motor was dead, the brake relay was dead, and there were a couple wires off the molded relay as well. I replaced it with the electronic unit ...

Thanks for the link. Much appreciated! Unfortunately, the site says it's on factory backorder until further notice (message pops up when you try to add to cart). I am completely sure the heater core leaked at some point in the past. It has stains on it from coolant. I also pulled the valve and check...

Very nice writeup! Thanks! I know this is an older thread, but does anybody have a lead on where to find these cores nowadays? I have a 65 with a bypassed core. After I pulled the heater assembly out and got the core out it was obvious it leaked at some point. My car does have AC. Macs is out, none ...