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  1. Ronnie1978

    Ronnie1978 New Member

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    Hello my name is Ronnie just found the web page thought the site was good didnt think that there was that many people out therer that was into wagons cool
     
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    Hey, hey, hey! Another Fairmont wagon! And a pair of Mustangs too! I've been 'Stanging my Fairmont Squire, and have plans for more! We'll have to chat some more! :Welcome:
     
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    yeah taking the 87 apart to fix the wagon it seems that all the parts will fit ????
     
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    Yeah, the rear hatch seats and cover fit in mine. I got the dash from an '84 Mustang. Now, I'm scrounging around for a Turbo I4.;)
     
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    Welcome Ronnie, and your "fleet" of Fords!!:2_thumbs_up_-_anima
     
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    Welcome to the forum.
     
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    :Welcome: to all things 'wagon';)
     
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    Welcome, where in TN?
     
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    :Welcome:to the wagon train, ron78. Another Fairmont? Normy will be ecstatic!! I like the Fairmont wagons too. Almost bought one...still might.
     
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    He is! Especially if Ronnie is 'stanging his car. Lots of potential to extend the Wagon's parts supply, like right up to 1996! That's another 18 years with off-the-shelf parts! 1978 to 1996 - 18 years, plus the extra years I've already got to 2010. And those little Fox Mustangs are still popular cars. Heck even the Floor pan repros will go strong for a long, long time.

    That's why I go nuts every year checking the floor and fenders for rust.

    The only weak part is the wagon tail lights, and tailgate/cargo glass.

    That supply is drying up, but I've got a spare pair. I found a workaround for the glass too. A type of LEXAN with a glass coating on both sides. I've used them on my outside glass of my homemade Quad Pane windows for over 7 years, and they're still like new! No fogging, no delamination, no scratches. I had to make my house windows 'snow-ball' proof. :rofl2: Kids!
     

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