the lines are gorgeous, inside and out

Good job and sweet car 👍

I owned one of those, awesome cars. I paid 2,300 dollars for mine. One owner garage kept. 108,000 mi on it when I bought it.

Great deal! Even tho it’s not the pinnacle of corvette performance I bet it’s still a blast to drive and cruise. Picked up a mechanically sound 87 formula with an anemic LG4 305 (165 hp when it was NEW🤣) and it was still fun to drive with the wife and t-tops off. A crate motor has since solved the power problem.

Yes they did have a 2005 Buick Park Avenue I collect car brochures and I've got one from the 2005 year

Awesome car.

My 240D automatic does fine on the highway in Florida. It cruises great at 65mph and sometimes faster. I stay in the right hand lane and enjoy the ride, while those in a hurry zoom past in the fast lanes at 80mph. I feel sorry for them.😆

That’s real wood not fake. Worth mentioning.

The 1976 Chrysler New Yorker was given the front and rear clips and interior treatments from the discontinued 1975 Imperial. The lower side trim with the horizontal lines, and the extra trim around the rear New Yorker badge were aftermarket installed. The “road styled” wheels as shown were a popular factory option. Hubcaps on steel wheels were standard. I’m guessing that car was for the Canadian market with the metric added to the speedometer in bold yellow. We had a 1975 New Yorker, a super nice car for long trips.

I preferred the 1971 model with the landau roof and the high-backed front seats. I never knew that Ford had used the windshield antenna in 1970, just as GM did. Interesting video. thanks

You lock the drivers door witj a key

Thank you for this enjoyable video...

I like this announcer...

Please dont quit your day job.

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I think it's a beautiful car.

This says luxury car

the front door locks from the interior of the car, when you open the door, you pull the hnadle toward you, to lock, you push the handle away from you

¡Excelente!

You forgot to show us the engine and the trumk

This is a car from 1970. There were no power mirrors available back then. Seat belts were made standard in 1966.

1985 родился😂

I had one of these which I inherited from my uncle who bought it new in the fall of 1969.The back windows stopped working 6 months after the car was new. We were told by the dealer it was a common problem with the 1970 Thunderbird and Lincoln Mark lll. Several dealers we took the car to had no fix for this, and Ford did away with the back window for the 1971 model year. I sold the car in 1986 and till that day was unable to find anyone to get the back windows to retract into the C pillar.

Just in case you forget the name of the car you bought they have it on 7 places.

Um, they are almost $6,000 to replace, I just got all of them all around, also the moldings that you are missing across the back.

The T-Bird didn't have hubcaps. It has wheel covers. Hub caps just cover the center of the wheel, and clip on the wheels just outside of the lug nuts. I always heard the front of this T-Bird has having a porpoise noise.

Door lock knobs are not factory. Electric mirrors are a long way off for all cars at that point in time. Thunderbird emblem by turn signals lights up when the hi-beam lights are activated. This car was also equipped with power vacuum door locks. Nice video!!

Nice video of a car with a great color combination (though the vinyl top has been replaced). FYI, Thunderbirds were not available with electric mirrors until 1983. Prior to that, any remote-control mirror was controlled by cables, as on this car.

Great car, and thanks for the tour. For a future video, please consider showing the sequential turn signals in operation, and a look under the hood at the 429 ThunderJet V8.

This car needs white walls desperately.

That's a nice car.

Econoline not ecoline 🇺🇲

No Ac?

Manufactured by Sanyo. Great TVs ... I liked the cool-white setup - made whites look REALLY good, and gave an overall great picture. Source: Owned one like it (different year though) and worked for Sears for 10 years.

What's it look like under the hood?

Brady, looks like a nice car. I’m impressed by the seats 😻

Magnificent toy...

Twister

Yes, OK. At the time of production they were the "Cheap Porsche" BUT, today (2024), they are no longer cheap, In many cases I have seen 912's sell for crazy prices, sometimes for a nice example as much or more than a 911. Go figure.

Nice Brady

What kind of engines do these use? Type 1, type 4, or some other 1 off porsche engine?

As ML mentioned, just push the inside door handle forward to lock from the inside. The front doors can be locked or unlocked from the outside using the key. If I remember correctly, the glove box and trunk lid locks use a separate key to lock and unlock. The ignition key took care of the front doors.

Bargain !! These 912's are NOT cheap. This guy assumes that Porsche people know nothing about these cars.

How would I connect a VCR to this? Using only a coax cable???

My name is Daniel Ramos in Minneapolis. I'm Interested i. This car..

i love pop up headlights. very much an epic fail they dont do it anymore

Thanks for the video. Thats a very nice car.

I drove one of these in Pheonix, AZ. These definitely weren't built with taller people in mind.

The language is french

Deer whistles?! 😂😂😂😂