My friend of 65 years just bought his first T-bird. We grew up from childhood together, raised our family's together, rode motorcycles, had sports cars,... You get the point. 7 years ago, my wife and I moved from Bellingham Washington, to Cookville Texas. Some 2,400 miles distance, but we stay in touch. I was telling him how much we were loving our T-bird, and all the particulars about our car. I got a call today from him about his new baby. Turns out, we have twins... First picture is his, the second is mine... Weird, or what. :-)
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You own 11th generation Thunderbirds. You're on TBN. Its redundant saying weird.Originally posted by Mujiir View Post.. Weird, or what. :-)
Nobody here isn't weird in some way.
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Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin to slit throats. H. L. Mencken US editor (1880 - 1956)
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Not quite twins, your wheel styles are different.
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But they are interchangeable. I took the 7 spoke chrome wheels off my '05, including the Michelin tires and put them on the '04 I bought. The '04 had the 16 spoke alloys and it had staggered tire sizes, 235s on the front and 255s on the rear. They worked OK but rotation was a problem so I advised the new owner to go back to 235s to solve it. He also found a rattle that I had. It turned out there were bolts on the X frames that needed to be torqued to the factory specs and that was the source of the rattle I was hearing. New owners should check that when they bring their Tbirds in for routine service.Originally posted by 5bird7 View PostNot quite twins, your wheel styles are different.sigpic
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