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  • 87gtVIC
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    How was it removing the shaft out of the steering column? When I first did this I had such a hard time getting the steering shaft to slide out.

    When I did the 5 speed swap, years later, it was easy to remove as I made sure to de-rust it and lube up the mating surfaces inside the steering column extension.

    One thing that was mildly annoying both go a rounds was loosening and removing the bolt that lock the shaft to the steering column.

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  • 1985crownvicltd85
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    The car is currently awaiting a steering box from a 98-02 Panther, so I figured I better get the steering shaft ready. Click image for larger version

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  • DerekTheGreat
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    Originally posted by WagonMan View Post
    87 and older caps are the same for both Ford and Mercury. Lincoln had its own cap. WagonMan
    That I know. I own an '88 Town Car with turbines.

    I've been educated on the Ford & Mercury center cap though.

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  • Toploader
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    Originally posted by clutch47 View Post
    Sweet car. The non-A/C is interesting for sure. It's very clean. Me Likes.
    Beautiful ride!!..........hell dudes the car is in Canada, who needs a/c?

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  • WagonMan
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    87 and older caps are the same for both Ford and Mercury. Lincoln had its own cap. WagonMan

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  • VicCrownVic
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    Good looking car, great find!


    Originally posted by DerekTheGreat View Post
    Wrong center caps though, right? Looks like the Mercury emblem..
    Looks correct:
    http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/stati...ctoria-18.html

    Hard to see in the Mercury brochure ('83 was the best looking, but still hard to see). They look very similar if not the same.
    http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/stati...arquis-15.html

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  • 87gtVIC
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    That is how my 87 came.

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  • DerekTheGreat
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    Originally posted by 87gtVIC View Post
    Nice. I agree about the turbines. So damn good looking...
    Wrong center caps though, right? Looks like the Mercury emblem..

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  • slack
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    Nice car!

    Looks like a twin of my friends '83. Really nice color combo.

    Pics of his car: link

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  • 1985crownvicltd85
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    you're right it is the same car, basically what happened is the guy I bought the car from is the one who bought it from thechief7373.

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  • 1985crownvicltd85
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    Thanks for all the replies!

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  • 87gtVIC
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    Nice. I agree about the turbines. So damn good looking. I miss mine so much...they didnt fit anymore so off they went after the big brake swap. Compromises.

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  • SeanP
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    I think this was the car that was for sale off and on for a year or so a while back in the Ailsa Craig and London areas. Glad to see it's making an appearance on here! If I had $$$$ at the time it would be me posting about it! Can't wait to see what adventures it has ahead of it!

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  • clutch47
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    Sweet car. The non-A/C is interesting for sure. It's very clean. Me Likes.

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  • DerekTheGreat
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    I 2nd what Kwolf said. I'd love to see underhood pics of it.

    Very peculiar to see a car with power windows, illuminated entry, uplevel interior, tape deck, rub strips and rear defrost but no A/C or at the least, vent windows. Not to mention on a 2-door. Have you looked into getting a Marti report for it?

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