Kind of an interesting first post, indeed. LOL...

 

granada guy was just here with that battery, turns out it was a group 24, which i had on the shelf, actually dead inventory so i was glad to get rid of it

 

Not a 24F?
I thought Fords of those days had the terminals in the correct way and the industry labeled them with an F suffix to indicate the proper terminal orientation.


Is that Granada on a fox chassis? If so that would be an even better sleeper than a Fairmont.

 

it was a 24F, and yea the granada was on a fox chassis as most cars were back then,

 

The Grenade was actually the first vehicle produced on the Fox platform. 1978.

 

lets see, the fox platform cars were

mustang/capri
granada
fairmont
versailles
monarch
t-bird/cougar
LTD II
and the zephyr

 

The 1981 T-Bird, in two tone red and white.
Parents of a high school friend had one brand new.

God that was a gaudy, ugly car. Inside and out.

 

The Mark VII too.

 

Very forgettable, for sure!

 

Not spam my friend.