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  • fifty/fifty
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    Re: Mod vs. No Mod pole

    Originally posted by Laurel View Post
    New to all of this yet for the T Bird,for Mustang mods, I know where to look.. So where are all of you purchasing your mods from?
    Laurel
    A few places for you to browse...I'm sure others will chime in..
    www.qaausa.com (chrome accents)
    www.thunderbirdconcepts.com (Aaron- TBN member)
    the TBN store (on home page)
    www.ebay.com
    Bunny Lou (member here) Lou has boots, visor covers, headrest covers, jackets, etc.
    Other TBN members

    PS-Warning-You will get addicted once you start buying mods...
    Last edited by fifty/fifty; Apr 27, 2010, 07:05 PM.

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  • Mark501
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    Stainless trim for top to sit on
    Mudguards (Best bet for decreasing damage to quarter panels)
    Luggage Rack

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  • Laurel
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    Re: Mod vs. No Mod pole

    New to all of this yet for the T Bird,for Mustang mods, I know where to look.. So where are all of you purchasing your mods from?
    Laurel

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  • Ski
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    Re: Mod vs. No Mod pole

    Let's see if I can remember:
    • T-bird logo valve stem and license plate screw covers
    • T-bird logo high performance trunk mat and matching floor mats.
    • Borla's with a free Borla cap that stays in the Bird - trashed the old exhaust
    • Tru-Rev CAI
    • Polished aluminum cold air intake tube - trashed the original
    • Bunny's famous T-bird logo visor and headrest covers
    • Bunny's famous T-bird logo boot 'makeover'.
    • Bunny's famous satin T-Bird jackets for the whole family with patches added for both TBN and ITC.
    • Gary Kimmel hard tonneau covers.
    • TBN Grill Badge
    • ITC window decal
    • Mid Atlantic Chapter TBN window decal
    • iSimple MP3 adapter
    • TBC stainless steel roof protection trim
    • T-bird Cap with assorted hat pins (it's more like the Kaiser's helmet now)

    edit - I knew I would forget something - added a HomeLink system, trashed the original cowl.
    Last edited by Ski; Apr 27, 2010, 07:09 PM.

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    Re: Mod vs. No Mod pole

    Originally posted by Treken View Post
    It has only been the first 48 hours for this pole and already getting allot of info on different mods all in one place...

    I know it is not a true pole for the fact that some of us here have the privilege of owning more than one bird, but does give a rough idea after over 100 votes and counting, that close to one third does not mod at all...

    It is good to here both sides of mod vs. no mod with our birds as well...

    I myself like mods and have always tried to make any of my cars unique even if it was just a personal license plate...

    Still waiting on Bling Bird, the king of mods to list his mods, but not sure if it is possible all on one post, may exceed maximum words for a post. He may need a few...lol

    Dot, I like your pole mod, it is right up there with my mountain mod for Aprils TOTM...

    All my mods are in my photo Gallery... http://www.thunderbirdnest.com/membe...00&ppuser=6238
    Oh boy... I will give my Mod list a try, though I am sure I will forget some..

    Treken Steve chrome molding design around grill and below grill
    Thunderbird Concepts "short" headlight visors
    TBN Grill Badge
    Fog Lights
    TBird chrome license plate covers with TBird logo screw cap covers
    Chrome molding on chevrons
    Chrome hood scoop bezel
    Chrome molding inserts in hood scoop
    V8 fender badges (the red and chrome ones)
    Zenith Kelsey Hayes-design wire wheels
    55 series Michelin 2" whitewalls
    TBird valve caps
    Crossed drilled rotors
    Lipstick red calipers
    Chrome door handles
    1/8" chrome molding on rear lights
    Whisper White Roof
    TBird etched logo in porthole
    Mustang-White Soft Top
    White tonneau/boot cover
    5/8" chrome surround on sail panel
    Borla exhaust
    Custom Blue/White seats, doors, console and rear deck
    TBird etched white rear deck
    Brushed aluminum dash kit
    Chrome molding around dash kit and "stock" brushed aluminum dash pieces
    Handbrake cover (brushed aluminum)
    TBird blue centre console arm rest
    TBN coasters
    TBird mats and superfast trunk mat
    White sunvisors (with Bunny Lou's TBird logos)
    Chrome door sill moldings
    Chrome billet locks
    TBird blue engine cover
    Chromed shock tower caps
    Chromed "big plastic piece" under hood covering radiator, with TBird script
    Chromed fuse box
    Chromed oil dip stick
    Chrome oil cap
    Chrome windshield washer cap
    Chrome brake fluid cap
    Chrome rad cap
    Embroidered hood pad
    CAI pipe
    Tru Rev CAI
    TBird script emblem on inside trunk lid covering
    TBird wing emblem on inside trunk lid covering
    TBird trunk bag (awesome product)
    Thousands of chrome bolt covers
    "Thousands" of TBN wing emblems all over

    Whew... I'm exhausted... thinks that's about it...for now
    Last edited by 02bluebird; Apr 27, 2010, 03:15 PM. Reason: Forgot a couple of items

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  • PaBlkBrd
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    Silverstar Ultra headlight bulbs
    M6 supplimental light bulbs
    XPEL clear bra
    Ford Explorer V8 emblems
    Light Sand matching pin stripe
    S/S rocker panel covers
    Chrome hood scoop cover w/ chrome louvers
    Etched Tbird logo in portholes
    Vogue Custom Built IIIV Radial Tyres
    Dayton Wire Wheels
    Tbird logo valve caps
    Gold leaf Tbird logo in center caps
    S/S sail panel strips
    Light Burlwood dash kit
    Custom made V8 logo mats
    1/8th in. Chrome tail light rings
    Tbird script rear plate frame

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  • fifty/fifty
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    Re: Mod vs. No Mod pole

    Chrome Mods:
    Hood scoop, hood scoop louvers, taillight bezels, wheel well trim, door handles, 50th tag bracket, logo screw cap covers, logo valve stem covers, '55 Y block V-8 emblems, Thunderbird script on inner door panels
    Other Mods:
    Medium Burlwood dash kit, TBN grill badge, TBN wings on center stack, etched wing decals on portholes, TBN logo coasters, Thunderbird logo decals on visors, fuzzy dice
    Special Mod:
    Courtesy of my neighbor-"Member of the OLD FARTS Club" decal...

    To each their own, we like what we have done to our bird to make it ours...
    They are all gorgeous in their own way............
    Last edited by fifty/fifty; Apr 27, 2010, 03:16 PM.

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  • Treken
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    Re: Mod vs. No Mod pole

    It has only been the first 48 hours for this pole and already getting allot of info on different mods all in one place...

    I know it is not a true pole for the fact that some of us here have the privilege of owning more than one bird, but does give a rough idea after over 100 votes and counting, that close to one third does not mod at all...

    It is good to here both sides of mod vs. no mod with our birds as well...

    I myself like mods and have always tried to make any of my cars unique even if it was just a personal license plate...

    Still waiting on Bling Bird, the king of mods to list his mods, but not sure if it is possible all on one post, may exceed maximum words for a post. He may need a few...lol

    Dot, I like your pole mod, it is right up there with my mountain mod for Aprils TOTM...

    All my mods are in my photo Gallery... http://www.thunderbirdnest.com/membe...00&ppuser=6238
    Last edited by Treken; Apr 27, 2010, 01:28 PM.

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  • Dizzbe
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    Re: Mod vs. No Mod pole

    Originally posted by Black Bird View Post
    Dizzbe
    Bunny Lou's crystal ball sees several mods in the future for your
    Merlot beauty. Just waiting for you to get here to suggest and show them to you. Lou

    Oh Boy - what is in store for me next month? Can't wait for May though. KC, Branson, and then Clarksdale, MS. Will they all survive?

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  • Black Bird
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    Originally posted by Dizzbe View Post
    I fought off mods for a long time as I love the stock delivery of the Tbird. But then a little game of Simon Sez in TN changed all of that...... A bit later Borlas were installed, headrest and visor wraps followed. Nothing else so far.

    And that stock exhaust? I've now paid to move it across the country twice. I don't know what I'm keeping it for, but there goes.

    Maybe mods - might at some point put SS strips down on the back deck for the hard top protection. At some date possible pinstripes.

    Dizzbe

    Bunny Lou's crystal ball sees several mods in the future for your
    Merlot beauty. Just waiting for you to get here to suggest and show them to you. Lou

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  • 2FAST4U
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    Mods done on my car:
    Chrome hood scoop
    "V8" retro emblems on front fenders
    "Titanium Burlwood" dash kit
    Stainless steel door sill plates
    "Bird" emblem on console center stack
    Chrome surround grille moulding
    Chrome door top moulding
    Fender skirts
    Flared stainless steel exhaust tips
    Custom upholstered headrests and center console armrest
    Leather upholstered convertible top boot
    Custom hand-made pin striping
    "Thunderbird" script license frame
    Tinted windows
    Embroidered floor mats and trunk mat
    Well, that's about it!....(for now)
    Claude.
    P.S: The next thing on the list are whitewall tires when the original tires will be worn out...

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  • SixPac
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    Found a junk yard and threw the stock exhaust over the fence.

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  • Dizzbe
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    I fought off mods for a long time as I love the stock delivery of the Tbird. But then a little game of Simon Sez in TN changed all of that...... A bit later Borlas were installed, headrest and visor wraps followed. Nothing else so far.

    And that stock exhaust? I've now paid to move it across the country twice. I don't know what I'm keeping it for, but there goes.

    Maybe mods - might at some point put SS strips down on the back deck for the hard top protection. At some date possible pinstripes.

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  • JAB02LHS
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    Originally posted by Peterfurlan View Post
    I did install the 1955 Y Block V8 Emblems which require drilling two holes in each front
    fender so no going back to original. I do plan to have some tasteful pin stripping done and
    try to match the red in the emblems. If you are old enough to remember in the fifties we
    took chrome off our cars. The terms de-chrome, nosed and decked bring back any memories.
    Most people either unscrewed or cut the pins
    off the Yblock and mounted with 3m tape.

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  • Peterfurlan
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    I did install the 1955 Y Block V8 Emblems which require drilling two holes in each front
    fender so no going back to original. I do plan to have some tasteful pin stripping done and
    try to match the red in the emblems. If you are old enough to remember in the fifties we
    took chrome off our cars. The terms de-chrome, nosed and decked bring back any memories.

    John mentioned the 3M tape which reminded me that I also installed the stainless steel trim
    on the rear deck for the hardtop.
    Last edited by Peterfurlan; Apr 26, 2010, 05:11 PM. Reason: Forgot the stainless trim.

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