Vintage Thunderbird Club International

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The recline arm has a circlip retainer at the centre shaft, which you need to unhook. I use a dental pick and sneak around the handle flair, at the point where the recliner handle lever meets the body. Once you have the clip removed, with a little ...

Was it working before this happened? You could get a dental mirror and look down into the hole and see if it is in there. It is held to the cable with a metal clip and maybe someone installed it without that clip, so it was just loose in there and when you pulled out the cable, the gear stayed in the ...

No, the date your referring to 1/27/56 can't be. The car was manufactured on Feb 28 1956. BTW I used my Dental 2x loupes plus my microscope to read the Ink stamping.... I know it overlaps...." Forensics". I use to do work for the Illinois State Police via Northwestern .....


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No, the date your referring to 1/27/56 can't be. The car was manufactured on Feb 28 1956. BTW I used my Dental 2x loupes plus my microscope to read the Ink stamping.... I know it overlaps...." Forensics". I use to do work for the Illinois State Police via Northwestern .....

I agree with you Mark, I have seen the male snaps drilled into the paint of the door and the rear deck...I have a copy of the dealer's install. I drilled into the stainless steel trim on the door and on the rear deck. I have the precision drill bits and the hand held dental drill to do this......

... just a bit to MY satisfaction, I wanted the hood to drop just like Amos did on the video. After three tries I nailed it. That's me just being OCD I had this drilled in me when working as a 12 year old at my cousin's dental laboratory. It still makes me crazy when I see something that is not right.

I have a craftsman 125 PSI inflator It's electric 120 volt model Here's the web site: This is a work horse, I used it in my dental laboratory everyday,

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... 90 % of the metal. By doing this I made a "frame" to accent the back of the air scoop. I think this looks more esthetic. I guess being a Certified Dental technician I'm obsessive attention to detail ......


Air flow patterns can be strange. As you may have seen on some cars they sometimes find it ...

... 90 % of the metal. By doing this I made a "frame" to accent the back of the air scoop. I think this looks more esthetic. I guess being a Certified Dental technician I'm obsessive attention to detail ......


Air flow patterns can be strange. As you may have seen on some cars they sometimes find it ...

... like the way the back of the air scoop attached. So I modified the winter plate by cutting out 90 % of the metal. By doing this I made a "frame" to accent the back of the air scoop. I think this looks more esthetic. I guess being a Certified Dental technician I'm obsessive attention to detail ......

... his baby won the Carl Benz award in the Concours d'Elegance in Geneva Illinois.
I have to admit I'm very anal due to my profession as a certified dental technician and a level 3 USA Hockey Referee. I even give myself the willy's about how things should be done. Oh btw when putting things away in the ...

... a spring loaded terminal. There are a couple of small holes in the side of the socket that you can pick at to pull the socket out. If you have a dental pick or something similar, it would be trial and error (mostly error) until you caught the hole. Then a straight out pull.
Hope this helps
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... fingers can fit in there to grab the light bulb. I have removed the screw ring and the lens. It is not gunked up or corroded in there. I tried a dental pick to turn it. I tried a piece of engine hose to grab the bulb, I think a thinner walled tubing like used in aquariums might work. I searched our ...

... in warm water, the bottom half took quite a bit more dunking and rinses, black as coal was the muriatric solution and rinses, then with Carb. "dental tools" scraped off the residue careful not to enlarge any of the openings . After with a kit from Holley, put it back together and back on the ...

... PO about it he told me that the car was on the lift. Not paying attention to the low ceiling the antenna hit the top. I did manage to use a heavy three prong pliers to strengthen it out. I'm use to readjusting dental prosthesis when a patient bends their appliance to fit back in the patient's mouth.