At one time Ford actually badged some Mustangs as an LX. I had a V8 Mustang once that was not a GT but was an LX. It had an LX badge on it. So the term did not simply mean V6. I see some dealers advertise V6 Mustangs as LX models. I have not seen Ford use that term in any literature for years. And, as I already said, LX did not necessarily mean not a V8.
As of 1994 mustang were,v6 basic and deluxe that took the place of lx, I know they built fox lx-8, I know my 95 is a model P40, basic 6. I see parts and car dealers still list the V-6 as a LX which is a basic Mustang. as state it was only the tires for sale so who really cares.
Agreed. I just have a thing about trying to properly document Mustangs, the history and all that. There's a really good book about Mustangs, I forget the title, that seemed to be well researched but has several factual errors.