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  1. T

    1980 Need to Replace a Complete Dash Structure

    Good day, I am writing for advice concerning the restoration of a car dash. While restoring a 1980 Ford Fairmont, I inadvertently broke the entire instrument panel (AKA dash structure or assembly, dashboard). So, I am exploring how to replace the dash either with one from an old car or with a...
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    94 V8 swap into a 96

    I have a 1994 Thunderbird LX V8 and A 1996 LX V6 and i was wondering would it be a cut and dry swap with harness or do i need to take parts off the 94????
  3. MwBakker

    Doubt in a 87 model

    Hello all, I am a Dutch guy having an unstoppable love for the Ford Fox bodies. The car that I love most for its looks is by no doubt the '87/'88 Thunderbird Turbo coupe, the one with the closed grille. I want to buy such car, but I figured these models were made during the oil crisis. The one...
    • MwBakker
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    • 1987 thunderbird turbo coupe 5.0 ford thunderbird swap turbo coupe
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: 1967 - 1988 Ford Thunderbird
  4. rhinorocks220

    My carb 3.8 died! Injected 5.8 time

    The 3.8 gasped its last breathe a few months back. I found a 5.8 from an 1995 F150 with 40,000 miles on it. The harness is still connected as are most of the accessories. Should I just buy a computer from a 1995 F150 and hook it up? Or try to put a carb on it? Any help would be appreciated...
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