Let me see your whip!

[cc]

That's strange - I'm seeing all 3 repeats (including attachment to first post I made on it) in Firefox, Bravo & Chrome

[Anonymous]

That's strange - I'm seeing all 3 repeats (including attachment to first post I made on it) in Firefox, Bravo & Chrome

I can see both pictures and they are amazing.

[Anonymous]

Title = "Let me see your whip!"



OK .. I've resisted for 8 pages .. but here she is



Here's my favorite car pic - 50 years + 1st year & last year - (TBirds were made 1955 to 2005)



https://thebluecashew.net/download/file.php?id=1308">



A nice lady, blonde of course (like what else in a TBIRD convertible?), allowed us to pull up close to her 55 and take this rather significant pic



Along with transmission in park, we had to apply emergency brake as our girl kept trying to nuzzle up closer  .. Seems the the 55 was male and she is  that kind of  girl I'm embarrassed to say   ac_blush   .. We have to keep a close eye on her when she spots something that "turns her crank"



This was taken shortly after we got her 5 years ago & we have made some alterations that didn't exist at time of this pic ..  like we didn't like the harsh aftermarket wheels she came to us with so replaced them with more fitting aftermarket wheels .. and changed the grille to a customized chrome & black one we felt more fitted her .... and a cpl more tricks like adding burlwood look to console & dash above it & a muffler system with a mellow sound one can at least hear .. seemed only fitting



And yes, the top lifts off & she can be a convertible  .. seems most owners buy them for that  .. but being the smooth lines sculptress, I like her as the designer sculpted her to be with hardtop on



She accelerates quite quickly considering she was not meant to be a muscle car.. While engine is a rather small V8, it was made efficiently by Jaguar with what mate says is very high compression (10.5+ to 1) & something called variable valve timing, etc. etc. ...

While a "cruising or boulevard" car by design, she does get to 60 mph in 10 seconds flat when one shifts right on the money

I can't see it cc.

Are you fucking blind?



Nice rides CC.

[Anonymous]

Title = "Let me see your whip!"



OK .. I've resisted for 8 pages .. but here she is



Here's my favorite car pic - 50 years + 1st year & last year - (TBirds were made 1955 to 2005)



https://thebluecashew.net/download/file.php?id=1308">



A nice lady, blonde of course (like what else in a TBIRD convertible?), allowed us to pull up close to her 55 and take this rather significant pic



Along with transmission in park, we had to apply emergency brake as our girl kept trying to nuzzle up closer  .. Seems the the 55 was male and she is  that kind of  girl I'm embarrassed to say   ac_blush   .. We have to keep a close eye on her when she spots something that "turns her crank"



This was taken shortly after we got her 5 years ago & we have made some alterations that didn't exist at time of this pic ..  like we didn't like the harsh aftermarket wheels she came to us with so replaced them with more fitting aftermarket wheels .. and changed the grille to a customized chrome & black one we felt more fitted her .... and a cpl more tricks like adding burlwood look to console & dash above it & a muffler system with a mellow sound one can at least hear .. seemed only fitting



And yes, the top lifts off & she can be a convertible  .. seems most owners buy them for that  .. but being the smooth lines sculptress, I like her as the designer sculpted her to be with hardtop on



She accelerates quite quickly considering she was not meant to be a muscle car.. While engine is a rather small V8, it was made efficiently by Jaguar with what mate says is very high compression (10.5+ to 1) & something called variable valve timing, etc. etc. ...

While a "cruising or boulevard" car by design, she does get to 60 mph in 10 seconds flat when one shifts right on the money

I can't see it cc.

Are you fucking blind?



Nice rides CC.

I can see it now.....you have a very beautiful car cc.

[Zetsu]

Title = "Let me see your whip!"



OK .. I've resisted for 8 pages .. but here she is



Here's my favorite car pic - 50 years + 1st year & last year - (TBirds were made 1955 to 2005)



https://thebluecashew.net/download/file.php?id=1309">



A nice lady, blonde of course (like what else in a TBIRD convertible?), allowed us to pull up close to her 55 and take this rather significant pic



Along with transmission in park, we had to apply emergency brake as our girl kept trying to nuzzle up closer  .. Seems the the 55 was male and she is  that kind of  girl I'm embarrassed to say   ac_blush   .. We have to keep a close eye on her when she spots something that "turns her crank"



This was taken shortly after we got her 5 years ago & we have made some alterations that didn't exist at time of this pic ..  like we didn't like the harsh aftermarket wheels she came to us with so replaced them with more fitting aftermarket wheels .. and changed the grille to a customized chrome & black one we felt more fitted her .... and a cpl more tricks like adding burlwood look to console & dash above it & a muffler system with a mellow sound one can at least hear .. seemed only fitting



And yes, the top lifts off & she can be a convertible  .. seems most owners buy them for that  .. but being the smooth lines sculptress, I like her as the designer sculpted her to be with hardtop on



She accelerates quite quickly considering she was not meant to be a muscle car.. While engine is a rather small V8, it was made efficiently by Jaguar with what mate says is very high compression (10.5+ to 1) & something called variable valve timing, etc. etc. ...

While a "cruising or boulevard" car by design, she does get to 60 mph in 10 seconds flat when one shifts right on the money

I remember you were a classic car owner cc, but this is first time seeing a photo of your car.  Duno how do you manage it but I just hope I can maintain my Mazda as well as yours one day.

[Anonymous]

Title = "Let me see your whip!"



OK .. I've resisted for 8 pages .. but here she is



Here's my favorite car pic - 50 years + 1st year & last year - (TBirds were made 1955 to 2005)



https://thebluecashew.net/download/file.php?id=1309">



A nice lady, blonde of course (like what else in a TBIRD convertible?), allowed us to pull up close to her 55 and take this rather significant pic



Along with transmission in park, we had to apply emergency brake as our girl kept trying to nuzzle up closer  .. Seems the the 55 was male and she is  that kind of  girl I'm embarrassed to say   ac_blush   .. We have to keep a close eye on her when she spots something that "turns her crank"



This was taken shortly after we got her 5 years ago & we have made some alterations that didn't exist at time of this pic ..  like we didn't like the harsh aftermarket wheels she came to us with so replaced them with more fitting aftermarket wheels .. and changed the grille to a customized chrome & black one we felt more fitted her .... and a cpl more tricks like adding burlwood look to console & dash above it & a muffler system with a mellow sound one can at least hear .. seemed only fitting



And yes, the top lifts off & she can be a convertible  .. seems most owners buy them for that  .. but being the smooth lines sculptress, I like her as the designer sculpted her to be with hardtop on



She accelerates quite quickly considering she was not meant to be a muscle car.. While engine is a rather small V8, it was made efficiently by Jaguar with what mate says is very high compression (10.5+ to 1) & something called variable valve timing, etc. etc. ...

While a "cruising or boulevard" car by design, she does get to 60 mph in 10 seconds flat when one shifts right on the money

What year is your TBird cc?

[cc]

2005 - That's the significance of the duo in the pic - 50 years + 1st year and last year they were made



We talked and her 55 was not only first year, but one of the very first ever made that year ... We know that ours was one of the very last ones made as it was the    numbered 50 Years limited Edition  # 636 of  the 1,500  made identically to mark the 50 years and also to end the 50 years of TBirds



So the 2 in the pic, 50 years apart  represent one of the very first and one of the very last

[Anonymous]

2005 - That's the significance of the duo in the pic - 50 years + 1st year and last year they were made



We talked and her 55 was not only first year, but one of the very first ever made that year ... We know that ours was one of the very last ones made as it was the    numbered 50 Years limited Edition  # 636 of  the 1,500  made identically to mark the 50 years and also to end the 50 years of TBirds



So the 2 in the pic, 50 years apart  represent one of the very first and one of the very last

Right. You did write that. I'm so tired today, I missed it.

[cc]

Understood -  we all have days  ac_biggrin

[Blazor]

Thanks for the compliments y'all. Nice rides CC.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the compliments y'all. Nice rides CC.

Blazor

 ac_smile

[Blazor]

Thanks for the compliments y'all. Nice rides CC.

Blazor

 ac_smile

Howdy lil lady.

[cc]

Hiya blaze!!!  ac_biggrin



And thanks. We only have the cashmere one, the lady's red one, a true classic,  would cost prolly 4 x as much