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The 95% either work for Gov. or news media and expound on that which they don't knowOriginally posted by Bill Brown View PostAn old quote that rings true: "2% of the population make things happen, 3% watch the 2% make it happen and 95% don't know what is happening".
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Hey Tom, don't forget about the excellent "Ford" script logo on the aluminum plates of the running-boards!Originally posted by My T View PostBut, it has bothered me for a long time, that no where on my BIRD does it say FORD.
That, being said, it is ironic that Ford chose to downplay, their corporate logo on these halo-cars. But the choice was very true to the early-birds which were virtually touted a seperate brand, not unlike the Continental Mark II of that era, a product of Continental div. of the Ford Motor Co.
Lindy
See ad from the Sat. Ev. Post below ,showing separate brand identities:
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Many classic sayings above! Just goes to prove that there are those who should remain "quiet". There is nothing like opening the ole mouth and inserting whole foot!
_______________________// Billsigpic
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Lindy, I would suspect that at the time the decision was made not to include the logo on the outside of the car, the Firestone tire debacle had not started and Ford was at a high in popularity with their sales of all brands. At least they added it in a fashion on the 04s and 05s.Limited Edition databases for 007 msg..#26 , PCR sticky, and Cashmere msg.#64
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Originally posted by My Raven View PostHow does the old cliche go?
"It is sad to be an idiot but even worse to open your mouth and confirm it ..."
We had an English teacher who told her students something similar.
BETTER TO BE THOUGHT IGNORANT THAN TO OPEN YOUR MOUTH AND ERASE ALL DOUBT
Our wheels has Ford on them twice but I have seen some wheels that didn't.Gary Dawson
Hamilton, GA
Merlot Thunderbird
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Claude is absolutely right. What hits me here is that Ford didn't adequately market the Thunderbird. Two things contributed to its eventual failure: greedy dealers and poor marketing, i.e. lack of advertising. Even though this is the information age, people still only know what they have been told. Ford never emphasized the fact that the Thunderbird had V-8 power. Instead, they opted to build an ad campaign around the idea of "relaxed sportiness" (remember the commercial with the Lotus and the pretty lady with the handkerchief). Compare the ads for the 2002-2005 Thunderbirds to the early bird ads on YouTube. Those ads highlight power and performance. Perhaps Ford did not want the Thunderbird compared to the Corvette, since it was never intended as a sports car.Originally posted by V8 Cat View PostIt makes me wonder about the effectiveness of Ford's marketing.
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Hey Dot, not sure what you were alluding to? A couple of us were talk'n about Ford's lack of tagging the 02-05 T-Birds with their "blue oval" (if you will), which is all, of course, germane to this thread. So there is another Ford logo that we should know about...No?Originally posted by 5bird7 View PostAt least they added it in a fashion on the 04s and 05s.
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not the Ford oval (I realized that's what you were talking about so said "in a fashion") - but the word FORD on the hub caps of the 04s and 05s. (Vintage to the 56 and 57s)Limited Edition databases for 007 msg..#26 , PCR sticky, and Cashmere msg.#64
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MotorTrend did a roadtest of a Hyundai Genesis 4 dr sedan, 3.8 V6.
0-60, 6 seconds flat
(The V8 does it in 5.3.)
I don't believe my 2003 TBird (or 2004 Lincoln LS) was ever rated 0-60, 6 flat. (mid 6's probably for the 2003's and newer?)
Today, these ain't your grandfather's V6's.2010 Explorer Limited Edition, tri color white, camel interior
2003 TBird black/saddle
1964 Ford Galaxie 500XL conv't turq/black
2004 Lincoln LS 8 Sport light tundra metallic/medium stone
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I guess it was a real dilemma for you and your fellow students if she called on you in class to answer a question...Originally posted by toysax View PostWe had an English teacher who told her students something similar.
BETTER TO BE THOUGHT IGNORANT THAN TO OPEN YOUR MOUTH AND ERASE ALL DOUBT
Our wheels has Ford on them twice but I have seen some wheels that didn't.
PK- 2002 Premium Blue/Full Accent/Whisper White Top
VIN#16336
Built April 22, 2002
Purchased July 24, 2002
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OK Dot...ach, yah, what a dummy I am...of course, the hub-caps on the later models were marked, in a bit of retro-genius. Don't know how I forgot that one...and I do still own a 2005! Thanks for that one!Originally posted by 5bird7 View Postnot the Ford oval (I realized that's what you were talking about so said "in a fashion") - but the word FORD on the hub caps of the 04s and 05s. (Vintage to the 56 and 57s)
Lindy
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