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24" here. Look at these shots of the MM in the driveway (close to garage), wife's Acura in the driveway (close to the street), and the TBird in the street (up front) under a gray car cover (if you can see ANY of that). Jon I don't expect to get out until at least Monday - maybe Tuesday. The...

I should get some good pictures of the MM in the driveway tomorrow with 20 - 30 inches of snow on it! What a mess!

1993 Thunderbird Super Coupe (5 speed) 2009 Harley FLSTN

One of my horns failed internally so I had one horn sounding weakly. I replaced both and saved the good one. I think you have to be careful where they are located in front of the radiator when you wash the car and spray up under the front end. I am more careful these days to avoid the exposed...

We can certainly hope so. Also, it is looking like Ford products are getting more interesting including the new 5.0 engine.

Here's some good news for us Ford fans! http://apnews.myway.com/article/20100128/D9DGO8O80.html

5/18/04, 70700 miles, original still in place.

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Registered as #1121 in Stock class today.

Paul, You can count another confirmed registrant. I'm number 1121 - registered today and will be there for one day (Sat first choice, Sun if bad weather). Jon Herndon, VA

YES! I really miss my dose of Red Green every Saturday night. Now, that was a funny show!

What a heart warming story. It couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of protesters. Pee on!

When I discussed Superweave and Noah with the Cal Car Cover people, they pointed me to Superweave because of superior performance with icing conditions that I have. Supposedly, the Superweave suffers less stiffness in icing conditions than Noah weave.

I'm using Superweave for my TBird SC out this winter for the first time. It is doing an excellent job in all kinds of crap weather. I recommend it.

Well, with this latest immature rant you've achieved the opposite - onto the Ignore List. Thanks for the memories.

Wow! I like what I read about the new 5.0 motor. It looks sweet. Ford finally is coming back with a new killer V8. I want one. 11:1 compression!

This is my Tbird SC in the street. At the end of the 21 inches, you could not see ANY of the car cover. It was disgusting! The MM looked about as bad in the driveway!

I haven't measured but looks like 18-20 inches here in Herndon, VA. My Tbird is under a cover parked in the street and has disappeared. You cannot see any of the cover anymore and the drifts on the sides are up to the windows. The MM is sitting in the driveway undisturbed so far.

Use the Deltran Battery Tender. I have 4 of them running now, 2 on motorcycles and two on cars (my 93 TBird and the wife's convertible). They do the trick without harming the batteries.

Bull Run is usually quite good. I haven't been there for a few years now. Don't try my house (Oak Hill), pretty puny but I gave it a try.