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Posted by: Charlie Ping ® 2001/07/17, 01:53:09 Author Profile |
I wouldn't count on this guys opinion. First of all, if they 'sold like hotcakes' then they wouldn't be so unknown. Who is this Maverick parts seller with a website? I know of only one. Produce this information please. Just because people 'remember' doesn't mean it happened, I have talked to lots of guys at car shows and heard plenty of wrong or misleading statements, guys standing next to Boss 429s talking about how 'they had a station wagon with one of those in it' etc etc. Sounds like the guy you talked to you remembers the Grabbers not the Marauders, they were the only performance oriented Mavericks that sold in reasonable numbers. :It said it on the car, plus you could call Ford Motor company and give them the Vin number. This car is genuine, I thought the same as you till I called and investigated. I spoke with a fella that does car interiors, he said he work for Ford motor company for 17 years as the head body man and he remembered the Marauder, it had a 302 instead of the standard and a few decals, he said they sold like hot-cakes because they had the power like a mustang without the cost but soon everybody recked em now there hard to find. I also spoke with a Maverick parts seller he has his own web site plus he has been dealing strickly with Mavericks for years. He told me that what I own is very rare more rare than a Comet GT. He said there are few in existance. This is one reason why I bought it. This is the name of the parts man he is from GA. I am from IA, John Haney
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