@lab1042

Friend of mine rolled a Bronco II, I was in the passenger seat.  Car pulled out in front of us on a 55 mph country road. He hit the brakes and steered to the right.  We slid into the grass shoulder which caught the tires and flipped us over completely, landing back on the wheels.  Thankfully we were both wearing seatbelts and we walked away without a scratch.  After we got back to his house (his mom picked us up - Bronco was obviously trashed) we ordered pizza and drank beer.

@Famous-Potatoes

I was a Ford parts man 76-85.  One farmer in rural Idaho had me order a dozen of the diesel engines for his fleet of 5 diesel rangers.   He was a forward thinker and used the ranger to scoot around his potato fields and felt Ford would abandon the diesels.   He was right, those rangers were still running strong into the early 2000s owing to those extra engines.

@gr4594

Thunderbird XVII never had a four cylinder engine. Smallest was a 200 cubic inch inline 6 OHV, which was a fairly good engine design, but for such a car, hugely underpowered. Also, american customer was not ready for a mindset change.

@tadbonkers6236

Ugh those square body T-birds were hideous. It hurt my eyes watching poor Bill Elliot trying to race that thing.

@rnt45t1

I had no idea Hank Hill had a brief stint in automotive production.

@AnthonyLordiRealtor

Prior to watching this, I was sure I would see the Tempo/Topaz. My father had one when I first got my license and it remains the most horrible car I have ever driven.

@2123lotto

The 80s look so cool damn the world 🌎 was wide open and close at the same time

@Famous-Potatoes

Blue Oval

@mooch514

All of them