I am at least a week behind in reading the digests, so
forgive me if this has been mentioned before - and
forgive me because I know it is off-topic.
In the on-going debate about is an Aiwa a Sony, and is
a Ford a Lincoln, etc. Larry states that no Ford ever
had back-to-back doors (i.e. the door handles are next
to each other). I beg to differ. The "suicide doors"
were featured on 4-door Thunderbirds in 1967 and 1968,
and I think they were also a feature in 1969. Back
then T-Birds had a major body redesign every three
years. During the three years, the differences tended
to be slight from one model year to another.
How is this relevant? Well, my dream car is a 1966
T-Bird convertible with an in-dash MD player added
(don't care what the purists say in this respect). Of
course, even if I could afford the car (which I
can't), I couldn't afford the gas for a 469 cubic inch
engine.
By the way, Larry, if you are at all interested in my
background, though God knows why you would be, send me
an off-line e-mail, and I'd be glad to tell you more
about myself than you already know.
James (who is not a dentist, but visits his regularly)
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