Wanted mid/late 80’s Crown Victoria fox body wagon

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I’m making this post on behalf of a friend. He’s indeed looking for a fox body Victoria wagon. 1985 through 1988 should about fit the range of applicable years. He’s not asking much; a perfectly straight and solid body for not a lot of money. I’m betting I’d have better luck finding a unicorn fart, but I’m daring to ask here anyway. Reply here with contact info or cool internet links to clean, clear, and recent photos of your fox body Victoria wagon.

Thanks for your time!

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[Bill]

I think you will have more luck finding a unicorn fart cuz as far as I know Victorias all came on a steel frame. A Cougar, small LTD or Fairmont are fox bodies.

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You’re right, I should have been asking for a fox body LTD. But, it’s not entirely untrue that the fox body LTD’s didn’t in some part have a Victoria name plate to them. Unfortunately, I can’t find the pictures anymore to prove it. I found an LTD wagon a couple years ago, I think in Pennsylvania, via internet. They thoroughly photographed the car, including the VIN placard on the door and that placard had actually said “Victoria” just off the bar code. Ford was so obnoxious interchangably throwing nameplates around that I’m surprised they didn’t wind up making an F150 Crown Victoria wagon….long bed…country squire…4×4…LTD…Eddie Bauer…Galaxie. I’ll see what I can do about finding some proof. In the meantime, I’m still looking for that unicorn fart fox body.

[Bill]

Well, I wouldn’t bet money on what you’re saying as there are differences in car names and models between the USA and Canada. We have models here in Canada that the US does not for whatever reason.

Hell, unicorn farts might even have a different name here. 😉

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If it’s still relative to Ford, that means it’s also a unicorn fart with a superceded part number and a revised design on vehichles with a build date after april 1st.

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