69 Galaxie ambulance

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  1. Vista

    Vista Well-Known Member

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    Yeah or a ‘66. Think they used that basic shell into the ‘70’s.
     
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    Wow. I thought it was a mistake when he said it had a 292. Sure enough. Looks like they used the Y-Block in Brazil up to 1976!
     
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    Definitely a '66 body, but Ford would send their old stamping dies down to South America where they would be used for a few more years.....
    Also, it's made from a sedan body and converted into the ambulance. Has the sedan tail lights and still has the sedan trunk opening.
     
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    I want to say that they used it up until something like 1982 or so, calling the Galaxie Landau - but I'm not totally sure.
     

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