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Early Birds [1955-1957] Have a Super Sharp 1955 to 1957 Thunderbird or just want to learn about them? Show yours off and talk about them here. |
This is a discussion on 1955 TBird horn wire within the Early Birds [1955-1957] forums, part of the Thunderbird Model Years category; Hi. My 55 TBird has never had the horn electrics fitted, so I purchased a NOS horn wire on Ebay ...
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Lloyd,
My 55 is in storage at present, the building surrounded by 4 foot high snow drifts. Needless to say, I really can't give you an answer without taking the steering wheel off the car, and with this cold that's not going to happen any time soon. What I can give you is an email address for a very good TBird parts supplier from the US, who have a technical department that answers these type of questions over the phone. I'd bet that if you quickly identify that you're in Australia in your email to them, that they'd bend over backwards to help. Check them out online at "thunderbirdcenter.com" as they have new and used parts, and a catalogue, as well as. Their email address for the parts/technical end of things is "tbirdcenter@sprintmail.com". I hope this gets you the info you need! Gene |
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Freoway,
Most of the parts suppliers for TBirds have online catalogues, but printed ones as well. Hill's, the supplier I referred to on my last post, certainly do, and an email to them may get them to send one your way. The catalogues include factory exploded diagrams of the different assemblies (sometimes difficult to see unless enlarged) as well as photos of many parts with tips on how to finish them (paint colours, etc.) Good Luck with your small bird down under! Gene |
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