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The next generation of the Ford Mustang could include some previously unthinkable variants including a four-door sedan and a station wagon, according to a report in the magazine AutoWeek.
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The next generation of the Ford Mustang could include some previously unthinkable variants including a four-door sedan and a station wagon, according to a report in the magazine AutoWeek.
Great! A four-door really worked out well for the Thunderbird. My 62 Fairlane four-door is worth about 25% of a comparable two-door. Old four-door cars make good donor cars for the surviving two-doors.
The next generation of the Ford Mustang could include some previously unthinkable variants including a four-door sedan and a station wagon, according to a report in the magazine AutoWeek.
Great! A four-door really worked out well for the Thunderbird. My 62 Fairlane four-door is worth about 25% of a comparable two-door. Old four-door cars make good donor cars for the surviving two-doors.
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12-14-2006, 02:54 PM
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The next generation of the Ford Mustang could include some previously unthinkable variants including a four-door sedan and a station wagon, according to a report in the magazine AutoWeek.
Great! A four-door really worked out well for the Thunderbird. My 62 Fairlane four-door is worth about 25% of a comparable two-door. Old four-door cars make good donor cars for the surviving two-doors.
The next generation of the Ford Mustang could include some previously unthinkable variants including a four-door sedan and a station wagon, according to a report in the magazine AutoWeek.
Great! A four-door really worked out well for the Thunderbird. My 62 Fairlane four-door is worth about 25% of a comparable two-door. Old four-door cars make good donor cars for the surviving two-doors.
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12-14-2006, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Red Star
Only 4 door T-Bird was 1967-1971 (somebody correct me if I'm wrong), but those Thunderbirds were nothing special.
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12-14-2006, 10:21 PM
Originally Posted by osbornk
They were special. They were the last car I'm aware of that had suicide doors on the rear (at least the last ones that opened independently of the front door).
Personally, I really like the styling of the 67 to 69 birds. The flared fenders and jet intake grill were cool.
BTW, I found a picture of the guy who came up with the 4 door/station-stang idea
Last edited by 76supercab2; 12-14-2006 at 10:26 PM.