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  • 'Insiders Secrets of the 2002-2005 Thunderbird'

    Looks like LA Phil has taken to writing. His ad for this new 'must have' edition came up on my Ebay site!

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    Greg at $60, I'll take a pass. A $40 digital version ?????
    Bill Coates-Canfield, Ohio
    2003 -THE GREY GHOST- MSG, Saddle with Saddle dash kit, door panels, boot and visors

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    • #3
      Originally posted by wcoates View Post
      Greg at $60, I'll take a pass. A $40 digital version ?????
      $40 for the digital version isn't that bad when you consider he doesn't charge "delivery" when you download it. My guess this is little more that a sales brochure featuring his accessories - he might also include some tips he copied from TBN. I hope he didn't break any copyright laws. Mike posted a review of this "book" two weeks ago http://www.thunderbirdnest.com/forum...your-resources.



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      • #4
        The book really isn't aimed at TBN long standing Retro owners so your mis-placed remarks don't accomplish much.
        Long standing TBN members probably know all that is in the book, some may know more, some may have forgotten some of the stuff on the book, but know how to search out the information they need.
        Second & third maybe there is fourth owners at the rate these Retro's are being turned over, these are the ones who will gain the most from the book. A lot of these new owners are not on TBN but do search the inter-net for information, parts & accessories. These are the folks the book will help the most.
        The book doesn't have smart ass remarks. No sarcasm so it is a refreshing read compared to many of the snarky posts found on TBN. The book just contains information that is Retro related as well as general no nonsense tips that have been time proven by the many many highly informative posts on TBN.
        It also contains sources for parts & accessories, mytbird.com is only one of the many listed.
        Mike

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        • #5
          If Phil wrote it himself, I'm sure it is well written as he is an excellent wordsmith. There are a lot of things said about Phil pro and con, some probably deserved and some not. When we met him once, he was very pleasant and fun to talk to, just like virtually everyone else I've met face to face from TBN. While his prices on his website are/seem exorbitant, he has often been very generous with individual members here. In the end, we all just have to decide if we want to buy what he is selling.
          21 years, 174K miles, 48 States X 2 & DC, 9 Canadian provinces, 8 European countries, 3 Caribbean Islands, 3 Hawaiian Islands, 100+ National Park locations, 150+ T-bird events, 190+ retrobird diecasts/models, 13 TOTM pics & some very special friends...THANKS TBN !

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          • #6
            I like(d) Phil...he was always generous in his discussions with me and was a gentleman in his comments about others. I realize some on the site have a problem with him due to pricing, etc., but I never found that to be true. I miss him - wish he'd come back. IMO, he added value to TBN just by being here.

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            • #7
              Phil I miss you! Hope you're there (here) as I've got a hot revelation to make on Thursday..stay tuned..

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              • #8
                Originally posted by BLACK BEAUTY View Post
                I've got a hot revelation to make on Thursday..stay tuned..
                Wow, we know he bought a place in the villages, we know he bought a mattress, we know he bought a couch. Could coffee tables be far behind?
                Bill Coates-Canfield, Ohio
                2003 -THE GREY GHOST- MSG, Saddle with Saddle dash kit, door panels, boot and visors

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by wcoates View Post

                  Wow, we know he bought a place in the villages, we know he bought a mattress, we know he bought a couch. Could coffee tables be far behind?
                  Every home in TV needs a golf cart.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by 007Cruiser View Post

                    Every home in TV needs a golf cart.
                    Or a pair of Hover Rounds. They are Medicare approved.
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by 007Cruiser View Post

                      Every home in TV needs a golf cart.
                      Think you hit it Gene! A DSB Thunderbird golf cart.

                      http://www.villagesgolfcartman.com/id84.html

                      With or without the hardtop option.
                      Bill Coates-Canfield, Ohio
                      2003 -THE GREY GHOST- MSG, Saddle with Saddle dash kit, door panels, boot and visors

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                      • #12
                        TBIRD cart.jpgyeh --golf cart. who's going to start a a poll?
                        Bill Coates-Canfield, Ohio
                        2003 -THE GREY GHOST- MSG, Saddle with Saddle dash kit, door panels, boot and visors

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by wcoates View Post
                          yeh --golf cart. who's going to start a a poll?
                          someone from Florida would be my guess...

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                          • #14
                            Golf carts new run from 10k and up. One like that tbird one would be at least 15k. In 2013 Yamaha went to fuel injection on their gas models. A 2013 would run from 4k to 6-7k depending on accessories. They say that there are more carts and DOGS in TV than people..

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by BLACK BEAUTY View Post
                              ...They say that there are more carts and DOGS in TV than people..
                              I'm guessing by "TV" you mean The Villages, not television.

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