"Insider's Secrets" Book

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Debbie Rathert

Debbie Rathert

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Has anyone bought or downloaded this book advertised on Thunderbird Specialties?
‘Insider’s Secrets of the 2002-2005 Thunderbird’ – Softcover Print Edition.

I was wondering if it was worth the purchase price...$69.95.

Thanks!
 
Debbie Rathert said:
Has anyone bought or downloaded this book advertised on Thunderbird Specialties?
‘Insider’s Secrets of the 2002-2005 Thunderbird’ – Softcover Print Edition.

I was wondering if it was worth the purchase price...$69.95.

Thanks!
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I haven't seen it. What's it about ? And what kind of secrets are we going to find ?
 
Debbie Rathert said:
Has anyone bought or downloaded this book advertised on Thunderbird Specialties?
‘Insider’s Secrets of the 2002-2005 Thunderbird’ – Softcover Print Edition.

I was wondering if it was worth the purchase price...$69.95.

Thanks!
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Here is the link.
http://www.************************...002-2005-thunderbird-softcover-print-edition/

Apparently, there is a digital download as well for $39.95.
We can find out, according to the advertisement:

What Your Ford Dealer Won’t Tell You
Where to Get Vital Hard-to-Find ‘Obsolete’ OEM Replacement Parts
The ONE Essential Component you MUST Replace Now!
How to Diagnose Problems and Decipher Confusing Error Codes without Expensive Tools or Mechanical Experience
How to Prevent Your Thunderbird from Becoming an Expensive ‘Money Pit’
What you must know about COPs
Should you Buy an Extended Warranty Plan?
How to Boost Power and Performance without Breaking the Bank!
The Best Aftermarket Parts & Accessories and Where to Buy Them
Thunderbird Die-Cast Models, Clothing & Collectibles
The Future of the Ford Thunderbird as a Collector Car

And Much More!
 
From Debbie's post above - "The ONE Essential Component you MUST Replace Now"

Wonder what that is?
 
Most likely "The ONE Essential Component you MUST Replace Now" is the spare tire... I know of several people who had them blow up while in the trunk. After 15 or so years the deteriorating rubber, combined with the recommended 60 pounds of pressure, combined with sitting in the sun and the hot trunk makes them go. There are electrical components in that spare tire well as well as the battery so the damage can go beyond the tire. Anyone that has their original spare tire should get a new one even if it has never touched the ground.
 
Pelagic said:
All that info is avail on THIS site for FREE!!! :)
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Exactly, it's like buying a newspaper to find out what the weather is going to be.
 
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