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swl987

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can somebody name all the body styles to the years of cars. example fox body=19??-19??...........etc

 

Mustang5L5

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Fox - '79-93

SN95 - 94-04

Those are the chassis designations

Nicknames

4-eye - '79-86
aeronose - 87-93

NPI GT - 96-98's
PI GT's 99-04
New Edge - 99-04

 

03ghoststang

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05+ = S-197

 

evol04gt

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94-98 also knows as "jelly bean" style...

 

Penguin

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evol04gt said:

94-98 also knows as "jelly bean" style...

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lol. I haven't heard that one before... I usually call them 'smoothies'.

 

Team Ford

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What a great question!

I thought s-197 was a saleen edition or something like that.

 

whyask

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nice...learn something new everyday ..

 

Tally_4.6

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evol04gt said:

94-98 also knows as "jelly bean" style...

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Oooook.

 

Mustang5L5

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Jelly bean??


That's a new one to me.

 

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I have an 02 and its been termed a 'late model'..... What does that mean, and how do they come up with those terms?

Thanks for the original question also, because I've seen a lot of number/letter combinations (especially the ricers in the chat rooms) and I wasn't sure what they were for.

 

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Mustang5L5 said:

Jelly bean??


That's a new one to me.

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thats a new one to everyone becept the person who originally said it.

I want whatever hes smoking

 

Tim2002GT

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Twista said:

I want whatever hes smoking

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Puff, puff, pass!!!

 

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Sometimes I call the 94-98 'smooth edge' or 'round edge' and the PI cars 'new edge.' You could also call the SN95's a Fox-4. That was the internal chassis designation. I have heard SN95's called lots of things. Slo-fo'six comes to mind for non-PI cars. Somebody get that license plate.....SLOFO6. Virginia DMV said I could get FUQU2. I am not registering my car here, but if I did....

 

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I've heard four-point-****s before