Black T-Bird

Hey Rick, Welcome!!! I would like to borrow your T-Bird for a hot date I got coming up...I'm sure it's cool with you, haha. :dblthumb2:

Nice car!!!
 
:welcome: to AGO Rick! Sweet looking T-Bird! Glad to have you with us!
 
Welcome to AGO...

Henry Ford knew what he was talking about, "any color as long as it's black."

DLB
 
Hello Rick from another Rick. We're all anxious to hear more about that Classic beauty.
 
That's a nice T Bird you have there. My dad has a 57 e code and there's something about the old T birds that just says classy.
 
Wow! Thanks everyone for the kind words. I have never been on a forum before and I would have to say I'm very overwelmed with the response.

I'm still learning how to navigate, so bear with me.

Thanks again, Rick
 
Welcome to this corner of the web!

If your 'bird is ever in Denver and she needs a wash, send me a PM - I'll do it at no charge (as long as I can take pics!).

Regards,
GEWB
 
Welcome Rick! You'll love it here. Everyone is so helpful, and you'll learn tons about detailing. Beautiful car!:props:
 
wedgeworth said:
Wow! Thanks everyone for the kind words. I have never been on a forum before and I would have to say I'm very overwelmed with the response.

I'm still learning how to navigate, so bear with me.

Thanks again, Rick
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Take your time Rick, we love celebrities.....well anyone with a car like that has to be one! :D
 
Welcome to the obsessive compulsive disorder group. It's okay, we all have it.

:props:

Randy
 
Hi Rick, :welcome: To Autogeek Online!!

The 1964 to 1966 series For Thunderbird's are my absolute favorites! Their lines and low to the ground design makes them not only a great car to cruse in but also handles well in the corners.

Ford always knew what motors to drop in under the hood making them a real sleeper to the uninformed. I see you've done one or two modifications to yours as well. I'm not sure of the cubic inches but if I'm not mistaken your bird is sporting a Magnuson supercharger increasing the motors output by at least 200hp...absolutely insane!!

And you're right Rick, your T-Bird does look awesome!!

Thanks for the photos and again, Welcome aboard!! :props:
 
Here's a few more shots for the TV shoot that day with Rick's 1964 Thunderbird...


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Sweeeet.....
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Cockpit
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Rick also has a very cool Harley...
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:)
 
Welcome!

I've loved T-Birds since day 1. The '57 is my favorite, but I like the later ones too. Yours is a stunning example of a beautiful car!
 
When I was a kid my father had a '66 in maroon with a landau roof. As I remember the car was all power and luxury and had a 390 cubic inch V-8. Those fabulous pictures brought back some nice memories.
 
Welcome to Autogeek Online!

Awesome T-Bird
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