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No snow here either, but the Torino is all tucked into its winter storage with visions of spring car shows. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all the 68/69 fairlaners from Joyce and Jay

Same here.. no sow, but still a Merry Christmas. Hope you all have a great one. -- ============================================================ I am Linc..... What more could you possibly need to

I’ll 2nd that. Merry Christmas to all, with best wishes for the New Year. Sent from Mail for Windows Sent: Monday, December 25, 2023 2:35 PM To: D. Hadley via groups.io; [email protected]

Merry Christmas and a safe and healthy New Year to you all from a snow free Arizona.Sent from my T-Mobile 5G Device

No snow here in Cleveland. 62 degrees outside. [email protected]> wrote:

Dave and all, No snow here in the deserty Loops. Merry Christmas to everyone. Stay safe. Pete from the Loops .

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Merry Christmas to all of you

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all Fairlane Club members! Will Denver, CO

A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too, Dave, and everyone else in our group! Tony

Wishing you all a safe and a very Merry Christmas from a green grass and mostly snow free Western NY! And a safe and Happy New Year! David from WNY

I'm subscribed to his channel and have watched his progress and given him tips on things I experienced. I also told him he should join the Fairlane Club of America. Will Denver, CO

A few minutes after I sent out the link to the Talladega video I found this young man's YouTube channel that many of you may enjoy watching.? He's got a '69 Torino GT fastback that he's restoring. As

Tony, I watched the video. How very informative and interesting. It should be declared a, "must watch", video. Thanks so much for the link. Best of the Season to you and all. Pete from the Loops .

I just watched an interesting video about why a design feature in the Talladega made a permanent change to NASCAR rules.? I'd never heard this before, and the video has some nice vintage racing

Ted, To my knowledge and memory, at least on the front windshield, no interior pieces (except for the mirror) need to be removed to do it. The trim, wiper arms and cowel vent panel need removing. Then

Thanks, Dave, for info. I did a windshield replacement on my 65 Cyclone last year, but that one has a rubber seal and not set up like the 68-69 Torino's. I had to pull all the trim pieces off inside

Ted, I have not done a Fairlane/Torino BUT know that you need to remove ALL the outside trim around the glass be it the front or rear windshields. There are special tools used to release/remove the

has anybody ever replaced their windshield or back glass on a fastback them self? what is all involved on doing the job yourself? how hard is it to get the top molding unhooked from the retaining

Well it should be fairly easy for your friend to get the VIN. He is very lucky that it is a '68 and a Ford because the VIN is on the Passenger side. Based on the pics it looks like the passenger side