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How is that 60 year old paint! And black to boot.

DISCLAIMER: you might have to do the ford reinitializing for the moonroof motor. Until you do that the motor will only move in the direction to open the moonroof.

2016 150 crew...as i was trying to reset and the shade got stuc shut with the sunroof open a little, about a half inch. Now it wont respond at all. Anyone have this issue? I guess I'll try disconnecting the battery next

Thanks for the video

Such a pleasant car. Everything about it is just pleasant in a way that’s too rare these days.

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Diehards, I love it!

Thanks Tony. I’ve been lucky enough to have ridden in those T’s and the old school bus. Great fun. The sound of a T is almost therapeutic.

Great product Tony. Can I buy just the plug and play harness for the lock circuit? I have a Viper 3100v alarm in my 95 Bronco and it won't operate the factory (non RKE) electric door locks. Will it work with my existing Viper alarm without hacking the factory wiring?

Visiting Greenfield Village, definitely on my bucket list.

Hi Tony, it was interesting to see Greenfield Village and also a tour with the model T. Do the Village belongs to the state of Michigan or is it privat? And as alvys i like your videos👍👍.

Two things Tony, where you at the 2017 Lincoln homecoming in Hickory corners Michigan ? Also, you’re also correct. The collector series was for 79 because it was the last of the big LINCOLN. There is no way that the 78 it may been produced in late 78 but it’s registered as a 79.

❤ I bought my '70 Boss 302 on May 15, 1970. Every option available at the moment, including Shaker Hood, Window Slats, Traction -Lok rear end, and It's Grabber Blue in color. Today it has 28,582 actual miles on it and runs great! Good luck.

Great video and great product!

Beautiful village. Thanks for the tour. It’s nice to take a trip back in time and remember what simple quality living was like.

Great video thank you

I was looking at CZcams, and saw that you had put this video on/Greenfield Village, suddenly I had a smile on my face, just what I need is a 10 minute escape the greenfield village👍👍👍 kind of like the old Hawaii Five-0, I’ve never been there, but I sure enjoy watching it, and I know Someday I will go to Greenfield👍 Not sure about Hawaii?

Tony, Putting aside the Model T for a moment, it shocks me to realize the new cars I vividly remember from my childhood are now over 50 years old . 😮

I wish I was there in the summer and not in December. They weren’t running when I was there. Did have a great tour of the F150 plant and the museum.

What a nice relaxing trip to the past of the Model T from Michigan. Thanks for sharing Tony.

That was fun!

Love the Model Ts!!!

Tony do you know h0w many vesicles they use for touring the property? Is there a fee or is it included with admission ?

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Driving our '69 Corvair 140hp 4 carb 4 speed convertible

1st sunny day summer time fun view

I saw them in person and it's just as nice here. The SSs will look better on my van. Lol. On the LTD it looks like a high school thug car. Those TruSpokes sparkle.

Thanks for the DIY video

Hi Tony, I have an 88 TC. Having a problem with my left rear door window. It goes down slowly but doesn’t come back up. Starts clicking. Die you think it’s the motor or the regulator.

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I would redo the vinyl top and remove the landau bars. But that’s just me.

What state are these in I'm just curious don't want to know exact location

I wonder Why after 1972 Ford eliminated the small rubber step foot grip with the D.R.F.S. 73 thru 78 did not have this little safety feature did Ford feel it was not really necessary or that Ford was saving $14,67 per Station Wagon ?? But it’s like why didn’t every wagon not have the small lockable storage compartment in the drivers side wall Kids liked to keep their ball & glove in or Whamo frisbee or boys action figures or girls dolls or Dads emergency hand tools & flash light & road fuzzes or pint of grandparents ruhmatism medicine

Thanks. I have a 1976 Fleetwood with what looks to be clogged drain hoses. This video gives much better information than the Fisher Body Manual. These visuals helped a lot in actually seeing how the drain system works. Thanks!

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Thanks from Berlin / Germany 💯

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Thank you for this video!!! I believe this is what might have failed on my 1972 Ford LTD Country Squire. The power window motor was making a rhythmic clunking sound when the window was moved, and now there is no more movement from the window when the motor is operated from the "Accessory" switch. Fortunately the window is all the way up !! Of course these pins are now more than 50 years old, so what can be expected ?

I have a '97 Towncar and I'm having an intermittent problem with the latch. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't. But If it doesn't go down and lock when I close the hood, I'll just park the car and sometime during the night it will close on it's own. Because when I come down in the morning the hood is fully closed. So whats up with that? Also your video is finally giving me an answer to the function of the top latch, and that it's just a ground cutoff switch? It has no moving parts other than that little lever, and if the hood isn't closing it's always the motor that needs to be replaced? I'd like to fix this soon.. It just started giving me problems a couple of months ago. Great video

Tony do you think Art would sell this Sport Fury?

I have a keyless entry system just a universal one i ordered from Amazon. I have yet to try to install, your video has helped me alot with what wire is what on these trucks! if i cant figure it out im definitely going to order this one from you i really wish these trucks came with keyless entry i have the 17+ style mirrors with puddle lights that id love for them to turn on when i hit the unlock buttom (wired into the dome lights) thanks for the video!!.. i have a 05 f250

In my opinion there hasn't been a Town Car worth having since 1989. I've had several of the newer models. None of them drove as good as the 85-89 models. Load leveling shocks or aftermarket rear air shocks were better anyway. I know those who prefer floaty rides disagree but my contention there was if you want a floaty ride without much control you should have bought a Cadillac Brougham. +My 88 LTC radio worked just fine..but when the cassette player ate my John Stearns tape I took it out and put in a Sony CD player. Might still have the radio. I have a 92 Ford radio with cassette player that works still. Best I ever got with the 88 was 22.4 and with the converters. Mine were fine. It didn't use oil even with over 300,000 miles when I last saw it. My 80 model Continental Town Coupe 351W the cats were removed when I got it and it had a nice 300cfm autolite 2150 with that first year Overdrive and I think the only overdrive behind the 351. Best mileage I ever got with it and it was 2.73 behind the 351 whereas 302 used 3.08 final.. anyway I drove it from Golden City to Nevada dealership to have something adjusted and it was a cold day with snow on the highway and that tank I registered 22.2 mpg but like the 88 I mostly got 20-21. I still prefer the SBF to the Mod 4.6. The 85 up Siamese bore block, SEFI SD injected and E6 or E7 or GT40 heads just really didn't have too many issues and with good care 400,000 miles wasn't uncommon.

Hmmmmmm nice car what's wrong with the Skirts i like Skirts on car's the Skirts looked good on the Impala why is he listening to you people about his car no one would tell me what to do about my car

Two very beautiful examples of why they called Ford/Mercury the Wagonmasters. I recently had the key switch replaced on my 1987 Crown Victoria wagon and the mechanic who did the work had to cobble together parts from a used tailgate with the existing linkages to get everything including the power door lock to work due to wear . These two way door gates are a marvel and never fail to impress people. I was at the Grocery store today and a man parked behind me said he waited until I returned to the car so he could talk to me about it. It always amazes people when I tell them I have two wagons that are almost twins. My 1991 LX model is my show car although the1987 is in fair condition. Thanks for the video.

Hey Tony! Thanks for all the content you have been putting into your channel I am loving all of the updates to your Ford restoration. I came across a video that Charles Phoenix had just posted of a 1964 Country Squire and I thought you might enjoy it! He is really a hoot 😂you’ll get a kick outa him lol! As for me I am still in process of trying to restore my 1990 Buick Electra Park Avenue and I can agree with you that when you have an idea in mind you stick with it! I don’t like folks trying to tell me to do something different to “MY” car! 😂 all the best Buddy! czcams.com/video/b6vcgfFTziQ/video.htmlsi=uESRnmAkIsRy2ysf

ford and mercury hit homeruns with these wagons. 67,70,73,75,77 country squires and 77 and 2 78 colony park. best damn wagons ever. miss them all. nice video. cragars are nice old school look butttt.........whitewalls!!! hell, raised white letters??? blackwalls take away from the look of her. very nice wagon though and a lil jealous lol. good luck with them.

I believe the gas mileage in the mid 20s mpg as I bought a 1989 Ford LTD Crown Vic which routinely averaged 24=26 mpg on the highway.

Thanks. I did it! A Lincoln Mark LT so a few differences. Took me several days over a few weeks cause I'd start and get stuck put things back together. Frustrated. Wait. Search for what I was stuck on and tried again. Got it, then took everything out again. 3rd day after 6 hours the rain cam early so had to cover everything then the next day finished and put most things back. Lost a couple screws and a bit and have some screws I don't remember where they went but it works. Hopefully for the rest of my ownership cause I don't want to have to do it again. Being an older woman I'm proud that I did it. Thanks again.

that sure looked like fun. Working blind, dropping bolts, cutting your fingers and arms! Love that brown Colony Park!