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Anybody interested in buying one of these? I have a navy blue 1986 with 67,000 miles. I am the second owner and it's been stored during winters. it's damn near as clean as this one!
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@weightfeather1 I've had the automatic overdrive in several Ford products, and the only time it's given a problem was when the kickdown cable end (plastic) came off, and literally killed the tranny...so a rebuilt unit was installed, and no further problems. The new cable has a brass end! That is really an unfortunate byproduct of a bad experience with a car..often it steers the individual away from that make...sometimes it's a good thing, sometimes it was just an unfortunate experience. :) Jack
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@weightfeather1 I had a 90 Cougar with the same engine. I bought it used, with few miles, and proceeded to get quite a bit of usage out of it...don't remember how many..but I had heard about the head gasket problem, and decided to trade it in while it was still running ok! Thanks! :) Jack
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@sfemales Oddly enough, I saw it again at the car show on this past Sunday...still for sale! Hard to believe...if I needed another car, I'd be tempted! Thanks! :) Jack
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wow that is a very clean fox
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@jferg7159 Hey, Joe! Yeah, my 88 Mustang convertible is a survivor built on the Fox platform...and it is amazingly strong for the over 100k miles and the years it's accumulated. They sure got a lot of use from that one platform! Thanks for the information! :) Jack
i have an 81 sportster
sweettooth80 9 months ago
@sweettooth80 Hey, Gordan! Cool! Nice to have! Thanks! : ) Jack
raconter1 9 months ago
Wow. We have an '86, since new. Not in perfect shape like this one, but still starts and drives, no issue. It' a Ford, after all. Would you expect less? Funny, my right control arm snapped at the ball joint. The donor? An '88 Mustang. Exact fit... no mods needed. Lovin' the fox(es). ;-)
juliadennehy 10 months ago
@juliadennehy Yeah...that's the virtue of building several models off the same platform! Believe it or not, the tie rods and ball joints for the early Corvettes were 54 Chevrolet sedan parts! Glad you have your Tbird...it should run forever! Thanks! :) Jack
raconter1 10 months ago