what are opera windows?

[PepsiFreak107]

from mustangII.net:

"The 1975 Mustang II was hardly changed. The grille got a larger eggcrate-type mesh, which was now practically flush with the grille opening, and the Ghia model came with opera windows to enhance its luxury image."

when i read this i thought windows that open, but does it mean the shape of the windows? just wandering...

-James

 

[Wart]

Why don't you ask them over there?

Just curious.

 

[77sleeper]

opera windows are the smaller rear windows found on the ghias

wart is a .org guy and the .org guys do not mesh with the .net guys

 

[PepsiFreak107]

MustangII.net is a way better site

 

[Wart]

MustangII.net is a way better site

And that's why you had to come here and ask what an opera windo was/ is. ?

 

[Wart]

wart is a .org guy and the .org guys do not mesh with the .net guys

Oh no, not completely.

There are those at Org that have a questionable moral center.

 

[77sleeper]

y'know, it is getting so that nobody on here saw the whole netorg thing go down, nor have they chosen sides :thank god:

 

[Power Surge]

An Opera window is the window in the restroom you try to escape through when your wife drags you to the Opera...

 

[Apsychotic]

I thought an opera window was an emergency entrance point when you lock your keys in the car on a cold rainy night in november

 

[Mstng2]

.org .net I know theres some been fueding in the past, but dont know the story. I dont really subscribe to either only to the Mustang II car itself. I use whatever resources are available to me to find, fix, and repair my II. This forum is nice cause it allows us to share pictures etc of our II's, and thats what it's aaaaallll about Our II's

 

[Power Surge]

There's a .org/.net fued? Doesn't seem like much of a fight. I've been visiting the .org site for a few years, and it's the most pathetic site I've seen so far for IIs. Absolutely useless, and the only thing I ever see change is some gallery pics now and then, and maybe some new news every month or so. When I was restoring the 76, the .net site was almost invaluable with it's pics and information.

 

[LedZ 5.0]

Yes, the .net site is a good place to find needed parts and complete II's also. I like the site, there's a lot of information there.

 

[Stang2Man]

i've been involved on .org since it's inception which I'm pretty sure Mark has as well, and if it wasn't for the ground breakers at the org site, net wouldnt' be where it is. Not saying what information they do or dont' have over there is any good/bad, but that was when all the interest started to come about with the mustang ii's in general. But both sites do have their pluses. and of course both have their negatives. But many of the guys that stroll around her on this forum are form the .org site. And you'll occassionally see tim come around and drop a few words about mustang II's. but not many. I'm not sure what the feud was about on the .org site that drove tim out, but we're all in this thing together, trying to gain a little more knowledge about our beloved step children. It's just kinda funny, seeing the same subjects come up year after year, with newbies, so apparently there still isnt' enough readily available enough info for people to sink their teeth into. Some people havent' been as fortunate as the rest of us to have a few cars to learn with or the people to learn from that some of us have come across.