Vintage Thunderbird Club International

Planning a detached garage, since I have very little room in the one attached to my house.

Hi All,

I am looking for the left Q for my 1961 Thunderbird. I do not care about the quality of the chrome, but I would like to find one that is not dented or rusted.

Thanks,
Ed

Very cool. I really like the side pipes.

Four Tbirds sounds good Randy! It will be awhile before I have time to build the garage, but I am looking forward to it. I am wedged into a small space right now, and the more I take my car apart, the quicker I am running out of room to even more around!

Hi all, If you are thinking about building a garage, you should check out the Garage Journal forum. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/ It's a great forum. I am at the very earliest stages of planning a detached 30x40 garage. Have you built a similar garage? Any books, tips, advice that you have to ...

My first concert was 39 years ago. ZZ Top was the opening band. I've been a huge fan ever since!

Jim - how did your '63 fare at the show?

Thanks to one of our members, I now have the right Q. I still need the Q for the left side. Do you have one?

Thanks in advance,
Ed

Mike is right - the '61 does not have a filter on the bottom of the fuel pump.

I have 4 Torin jack stands, each rated at 6 tons. The base of the jacks is a large rectangle. My car is rock-solid on these stands and I feel very secure when I slide under the car. Regardless of which option you prefer, spend a little extra money to get something good, because your life depends on ...

Check out Jim Wulf's web site

http://www.tbirdgarage.com/Site_2/63_M_ ... em.html#24

Lots of great photos Vic! I like the silver/grey color on the 1961.

Great pics, thanks Art!

Post your question at the Ford FE forum: http://www.network54.com/Forum/74182/ There are a lot of guys there who know a lot about the 390 and modifications. You will get much feedback.

Right on, Kenny. I love 'em all, especially mid 60's muscle cars.