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Originally Posted by Gray Mist
I have an 88 Bill Blass. In addition to above mentioned differences the BB also has aluminumn wire wheels, and the 3.73 rear end. Tractionloc differential was an option.
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Originally Posted by Gray Mist
Does that mean you agree those are real? I could be wrong.
Still looking for the info I downloaded about the 3.73's It was not my intension to creat any hard feelings. I just stumbled on to this car last month. I had no idea there was such a strong following. I added to Adrians post in an interest to contribute. Perhaps I made a mistake. |
Bill Blass was a 3.08 rear tho




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Originally Posted by Gray Mist
Thanks oldschool. My code is Y
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Originally Posted by Awesund
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Wow...That's a nice set, John! I didn't know Keystone still offered those. Cool!! ... |

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Originally Posted by OldSchool1
Thanks.
This was the LAST COMPLETE set that they had. They cost one arm and one leg and I sold them on ebay for one arm and one leg. The set that I bought ~before~ this came directly from Ford and were about $700.00 each. No, that's not a typo. I said $700.00 each. Anybody with access to the Ford database can look up the part number from the picture above. They were for my LSC (mock Roadster) restoration. I took one picture of them on the car and couldn't do it. I put the LSC wheels back on the car and the $2800.00 wheels are now on my $750.00 Mark VII, Oldschool3. |
It makes the car look dirty, like the wheels need a deep cleaning from brake dust. Yuck!
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Originally Posted by Awesund
Wire hubcaps?! .. . good Lord! .. Black87LSC... lol.
What do you think this is? A Town Car? Unlike the Towns.. .the Mark VII was never sold with a steel wheel/hubcap option. ... thank God! But I'm sure they'll bolt up if you really want them. ![]() |
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Originally Posted by Black87LSC
I thought I remembered seeing a set of BB hubcaps on ebay before, I stand VERY corrected!!!
... I'm gunna go retreat with my tail between my legs now... ![]() |
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