po1911, you're good! I advocate my position to the far superior car dude! You're in charge of the next question.

FWIW, I have a friend in San Antonio that has one. It has appeared in Mustangs Illustrated a couple of times. He refuses to let anybody see the car anymore. It seems all they want are a few pic and then drive the wheels off of it. It's amazing the lack of respect these car writers have for other folks cars.

 

there was a orange one being trailered that stopped next to my house when I was a kid prolly in 88-89 and I loved the sound when he started it

ok next question

first year and model for sequential turn signals

 

1967 Calif Special Mustang and T Bird

 

close but no cigar

 

No, but yer on the right track. The 1964 T-Bird was suppose to be the first Ford to wear these types of tail lights but approval from all 50 states wasn't complete. The year model 1965 T-Bird was the first Ford to wear them.
po1911, try for something hard and not in my lifetime. That was too easy. Your still up.

 

a guess then, 1966 T Bird.

 

what competitive nameplate was formed from the remanants of the defunct Henry Ford Company

 

Cadillac?

Didn't the head guy at Cadillac leave to start Lincoln for Henry?

 

Cadillac is correct

Henry Leland founded Lincoln in 1917 and it was acquired by Ford in 1922

your turn

 

Uh, no. That's not correct. The company that went defunct was the Detroit Car Co, not Ford Motor Co. Cadillac did come out of the failure. But, the Dodge Brothers also launched their own company because of Henry's failure. They were building the frames for the then, Ford cars. My kids aunt works at the Dodge house in Michigan. I had an unfair advantage to the info. Somebody ask a question....especially one I don't know the answer. Jeez, it's hard when yer old and know most of this stuff.

 

What makes my 2000 7.3 motor more desirable than a 7.3 motor built in 2002?

 

You think thats hard, you should be old and not know anything!

 

A properly equipped LTD II could pull how much weight?

 

acording to both a show I watched a while back on the history channel and, Wikipedia the detroit car company was the first of fords failed companies the second was not Ford motor company that was the third company of fords the one that was turned into caddy was The Henry Ford Company his second failed co.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Ford_Company

 

The last paragraph in your link says otherwise.