Leo the Lizard
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Is there any difference between the red and blue 6000 model? There is one of each at auction on labour day weekend. They claim the red one is rare
(quoted from post at 16:18:26 07/18/13) Let's just put it this way: The original ones were so problematic that Ford recalled them and basically went through every major mechanical system on them.
(quoted from post at 12:58:40 07/19/13)
When was the new and improved SOS made?
Were all SOS's in different models junk at that time, 1961-62?
Are there still mechanics around to repair one?
Are you likely to find a used SOS?
George
(quoted from post at 10:12:11 07/22/13) We are about the same age. I graduated in 67. It was the last Ford my dad bought.
2/8/49 model here Grad. in 1967
(quoted from post at 20:59:37 07/22/13)(quoted from post at 10:12:11 07/22/13) We are about the same age. I graduated in 67. It was the last Ford my dad bought.
2/8/49 model here Grad. in 1967
Old geezer! 4/5/49 here.
(quoted from post at 17:15:03 07/20/13) Got to thinking, If the SOS is 50 years old and still working, chances are it was upgraded. The junk one have long been sent to the bone yard. Perhaps I may have to change my view of the SOS. Look out there goes the prices at an auction.
Still would have second thoughts about going back to the red 6000.
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