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31-03-2024, 02:32 PM | #1 | |||
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There were a few 4 on the floor 202 (optioned) Sandman's built but would be so rare now. This 93' XF van is OK and is quite simple.
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Hi I am new to this Forum but not new to the Ford Brand having had a couple of Mustang's and XR6's plus various other Fords over the years.
I am currently looking around for a BA to BF Model Fairlane or LTD or a NF/NL Fairlane or LTD to be used as a weekend cruiser with a view to keep it long term I have seen a BA LTD and a BF LTD that I have enquired about. I would like to find out how to obtain Production Numbers and also be able to drill down to Production Numbers of particular colours as I am not looking at just White or Silver. One I like is a Dark Metalic Blue which I understand is called Offshore. Hope someone can point me in the right direction please. Cheers Greg |
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If you are looking at a dark blue example, like below, then it will be Blue Pearl, Offshore was a lighter shade of blue. https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/det...15137968/?Cr=2 If that's the car you are looking at, it appears to be in very nice condition. Not a fan of those wheels though. Considering the condition of the leather, I would think the previous owner had seat covers on the thing, they are like new. Blue Pearl - Offshore -
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