And then some. The amazing thing is how long they remained in production.Slow, dizzy, jittery, rattly ride?
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And then some. The amazing thing is how long they remained in production.Slow, dizzy, jittery, rattly ride?
Windshield wipers were always powered by an electric motor. It’s the washer fluid that used the spare tire pressure.Friend in college had one. Such a stupid design decision. You can have windshield wipers OR you can have a spare tire, but not both.
But one day she’ll be able to buy your dream carShe can't drive and doesn't have a cool car. Feel better now?
But it’s fun to dream that we’re good.All my basses are now for sale. Now that it's confirmed I'm hopelessly a bass hack and will remain such.
No handles? How do you open the doors?That was just a pic I grabbed off the net. This is mine:
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New tranny mounts, throw out shaft bushings & throw out bearing. (Also clutch/pressure plate) I’m hoping to get the engine back in today.
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Yes I do. Thanks, I’ll come down off the ledge now.She can't drive and doesn't have a cool car. Feel better now?
Sweet! Always loved the look of those. One of the few convertibles that looks as good with the top down as up.That was just a pic I grabbed off the net. This is mine:
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New tranny mounts, throw out shaft bushings & throw out bearing. (Also clutch/pressure plate) I’m hoping to get the engine back in today.
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As a musician, and especially a bass player, not likely unless she rises to the top 1% of her field.But one day she’ll be able to buy your dream car![]()
German expectations.Windshield wipers were always powered by an electric motor. It’s the washer fluid that used the spare tire pressure.
Still not a great design, unless you were disciplined enough to check/top up your spare every week.
Might already be there.Yes I do. Thanks, I’ll come down off the ledge now.
Sweet! Always loved the look of those. One of the few convertibles that looks as good with the top down as up.
As a musician, and especially a bass player, not likely unless she rises to the top 1% of her field.
Great pics Chuck! Nothing like mean women with pretty smiles.fun bout…162 against 68….like the company this AMX keeps….
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But one day she’ll be able to buy your dream car![]()
As a musician, and especially a bass player, not likely unless she rises to the top 1% of her field.
totally with you on both! yeah the 70 had the Ram-Air feature going (good for an extra 20? HP) but as you say, not as attractive….didn’t care for the side pipes (stock on many of that year as well) either….kinda juvenile imho…the original Vignale inspired styling wins….Great pics Chuck! Nothing like mean women with pretty smiles.
As for the AMX, I’m guessing it’s a 1970. Although I love AMX’s I’m not as fond of the hood on the 1970. I like the dual hood bolsters on yours much better. Plus it’s RED!
Could it be a 2015 Gibson? That had two switches.(...are we SURE this couldn't be a self-standing forum...?)
OK...I got this T-Bird bass I'm ready to wire up with Performance pickups...looked for a diagram...no, it's not a Pro IV setup...so I find a diagram and it shows a toggle switch in the works...T-birds don't DO toggles, do they (unless modified)?
Is there a diagram I'm missing?
fun bout…162 against 68….like the company this AMX keeps….
A picture of what you have might help.(...are we SURE this couldn't be a self-standing forum...?)
OK...I got this T-Bird bass I'm ready to wire up with Performance pickups...looked for a diagram...no, it's not a Pro IV setup...so I find a diagram and it shows a toggle switch in the works...T-birds don't DO toggles, do they (unless modified)?
Is there a diagram I'm missing?
When her total net worth surpasses Tal Wilkenfelds’ she’ll be there. Until then, I’ll just stay musically humbled and chemically inebriated. Besides, when she hits her peak in another 10 or 20 years (if I’m still alive) I’ll be so old, decrepit, arthritic and senile I won’t know who she is or what the heck a bass is, so it won’t matter.Might already be there.
You might need to be more specific. Here’s the wiring diagram for a 1959 Thunderbird…(...are we SURE this couldn't be a self-standing forum...?)
OK...I got this T-Bird bass I'm ready to wire up with Performance pickups...looked for a diagram...no, it's not a Pro IV setup...so I find a diagram and it shows a toggle switch in the works...T-birds don't DO toggles, do they (unless modified)?
Is there a diagram I'm missing?
So glad I have a modern Thunderbird. Just plug in the OBD reader and it tells you what string(s) are not in tune...You might need to be more specific. Here’s the wiring diagram for a 1959 Thunderbird…
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So glad I have a modern Thunderbird. Just plug in the OBD reader and it tells you what string(s) are not in tune...


