I had a black 94 SC and I miss it so much that I can’t stop watching these videos. My buddy still has his black 93 SC. I have a corvette now but still miss the SC.
My late grandmother had an '89 LX. She traded it in '99 on a brand new '00 Honda Civic, but I remember riding in the 'Bird once or twice. Thanks for this!!! :)
Back in the day I knew a guy that had a black and silver 5 speed Supercoupe. That thing was TERRIFYING. He was a mechanic that did every mod possible to it.
This particular generation Thunderbird was the best one yet. It utilized Ford's then-new MN12 platform and had a great track record on the NASCAR circuit.
Ford really knocked this generation out of the park. Back in 1989 I really wanted a Cougar XR7. I test drove a number of them. Unfortunately I didn't have the discipline required to not only save a portion of my weekly paycheck towards it but really wanted my own car at 16. I wound up getting a 1990 Accord EX sedan which was a great car, just not a passionate one. Had I waited I would have wound up with a red 1991 Thunderbird SC as the XR7 went V8 and auto only after 1990. Live and learn.
Thanks a lot. My grandparents had an ‘89 LX and I think of them when I think of this style of T-Bird. My FAV of this design is the SC, even though I never even heard of the SC until I first discovered TH-cam.
My best friends mom had a Thunderbird when I was a kindergartner back in 1989, and I remember thinking it was so cool… much cooler than my mom’s 1985 Dodge Caravan.
I got to test drive a used super coupe over 20 years ago, unfortunately there was something wrong with the engine of that particular car and I didn’t get full enjoyment from my test drive.
![1989 Ford Thunderbird Super Coupe Review [MN-12]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YKMzjPDAk3o/mqdefault.jpg)
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These cars were so ahead of their time! My whole family owned Thunderbird’s and Cougar’s. Good riding highway cars. I still miss my Supercoupe!!
I had a black 94 SC and I miss it so much that I can’t stop watching these videos. My buddy still has his black 93 SC. I have a corvette now but still miss the SC.
The SC performed part was awesome, seriously considering getting another MN12
My late grandmother had an '89 LX. She traded it in '99 on a brand new '00 Honda Civic, but I remember riding in the 'Bird once or twice. Thanks for this!!! :)
Thanks for sharing
Back in the day I knew a guy that had a black and silver 5 speed Supercoupe. That thing was TERRIFYING. He was a mechanic that did every mod possible to it.
This particular generation Thunderbird was the best one yet. It utilized Ford's then-new MN12 platform and had a great track record on the NASCAR circuit.
man this video is awesome!, i have a 1990 thunderbird super coupe and this video gave me goosebumps lol
Ford really knocked this generation out of the park. Back in 1989 I really wanted a Cougar XR7. I test drove a number of them. Unfortunately I didn't have the discipline required to not only save a portion of my weekly paycheck towards it but really wanted my own car at 16. I wound up getting a 1990 Accord EX sedan which was a great car, just not a passionate one. Had I waited I would have wound up with a red 1991 Thunderbird SC as the XR7 went V8 and auto only after 1990. Live and learn.
Thanks a lot. My grandparents had an ‘89 LX and I think of them when I think of this style of T-Bird. My FAV of this design is the SC, even though I never even heard of the SC until I first discovered TH-cam.
Very cool!
wow the super coupe section is amazing!
My best friends mom had a Thunderbird when I was a kindergartner back in 1989, and I remember thinking it was so cool… much cooler than my mom’s 1985 Dodge Caravan.
I got to test drive a used super coupe over 20 years ago, unfortunately there was something wrong with the engine of that particular car and I didn’t get full enjoyment from my test drive.
I hope the 1989 Mercury cougar introducción video pleasee
I have not found that one.
Do you still have gm videos left?
No all that I have are uploaded.