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This is a discussion on my vanity plate 57 Tbird within the What Does Your Plate Say? forums, part of the General Thunderbird Forums category; AUNTEM is the plate. This car belonged to my Aunt Emily since 1964. When I was a teen, she used ...
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09-12-2011, 10:24 PM
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my vanity plate 57 Tbird
AUNTEM is the plate.
This car belonged to my Aunt Emily since 1964. When I was a teen, she used to let me drive it. It sat in her garage for 35 years intil she passed away 2 yrs ago. I bought it from the estate and spent $$ to get it running again - engine tear-down to the crank, new everything moving, except pistons crank and cam and gears. electronic ignition, new gas tank and lines, master cylinder and brake cylinders, etc etc. I couldn't think of a better plate on it. The whole family agrees, too. 
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02-13-2013, 01:43 AM
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Love your story. Mine is similar, Aunt Mary bought it in 62, I inherited it 20 years ago, now getting it running again. Having to do same things you are. Was the first car I ever drove, at age 9 in 1963. Mary was a progressive Aunt. Don't have a vanity plate yet, instead found one at a flea market that's from 1957 so used it. Your AuntEm is a fine tribute. Cheers.
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1957 Tbird, 3SpManual, cream/red, in family since 1962 Otherwise love, own, drive Jags and Jeeps
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