On-The-Go, Part II

[Blake Noble 146]

http://lexington.craigslist.org/cto/1479059933.html

The insanity ensues.

[Cubical-aka-Moltar 1,400]

$7500 for a modified Pinto. Whoopie. You could buy a nice '80s-90s 5.0 Mustang for less money.

[Intrepidation 848]

Way overpriced but at least its a good example and not a rotting pile of scrap. Guy's going to have to cut the price by like 3 grand before it becomes reasonable though.

[Justin Bimmer 138]

I didn't know the Pinto made it to 1980

[Cubical-aka-Moltar 1,400]

I didn't know the Pinto made it to 1980

Ya, there were even some '81 wagons, specifically for the US Postal Service.

(haven't seen this documented, but I heard it through an acquaintance that did Ford fleet sales back then that the USPS placed an order for Pinto wagons in '80 and they were titled as '81s because it was at the end of the production run).

Edited November 23, 2009 by Cubical-aka-Moltar

[Justin Bimmer 138]

No wonder they call it going postal.

Hey, you get the pinto wagon today.

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF.

[ocnblu 776]

American version of the Escort came in for model year 1981, so yeah, Pinto was 1971-1980.

[Camino LS6 866]

I remember the Postal Pintos.