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RE: T Bird or Not ?

By Neppy - 08/31/2001 2:21:09 AM; IP 208.191.71.136

Popularity: If it's a Bird, it'll always be worth something. I think the most popular, excluding the '55-'57(everyone loves those) and the Sportster, the popularity list seems to be the '61-'63 "Bullet Birds", the '58-'60 "Square Birds", then the '64-'66 "I don't seem to have a nickname Birds". The suicide door models are somewhat popular, but not as sought after by most. I won't comment on the '70's, '80's or '90's Birds as I have no real reference or knowledge (not that I have much knowledge anyway ;-) )
Reliability: The reliability is, judging by my brother-in-law's '66, about as good as any other '60 something FoMoCo.
The 390 is a good engine anyday. Get it rebuilt, if it needs it, and cruise to your hearts content.
The price isn't really something I can comment on, since I can't see car up close and I'm not any kind of judge for that kind of thing. Again, T-Bird's are always worth some money.

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