How many of each year-model here on FORDification?

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How many of each year-model?

1967
19
23%
1968
14
17%
1969
15
19%
1970
13
16%
1971
7
9%
1972
13
16%
 
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Just Curious if there are more of one year model than another. Probably done before. I'm apparently too lazy to search for it. :lol:
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:lol: See, told you. I even posted in that one!!! Well, I guess we needed an update anyway, huh? :wink:
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You bet :thup: There are more users now.
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I voted,but we should also have a poll to see who votes in polls....
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it's time to re-take the census-i know i didn't vote in the last one as i was traveling somewhere or the other- jd
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Hmm, I wonder how it could be setup for the multiple owning members? Any ideas?
1968 F-100 Flareside
1999 F-150 XLT 4X4
http://www.fordification.com/galleries/ ... ?cat=10023

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1968flareside wrote:Hmm, I wonder how it could be setup for the multiple owning members? Any ideas?
I was wondering the same thing. I have 3 1967s and 1 1968. :lol:
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clear your cookies and vote again
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1968flareside wrote:Hmm, I wonder how it could be setup for the multiple owning members? Any ideas?
Log in - Vote - Dump your cookies (Your computers cookies not your own :lol: )
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:D 70's are in the lead!!
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wait until i cheat and they won't be. :lol:
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:lolprev:

68 and 70 are tied!!!
1968 F-100 Flareside
1999 F-150 XLT 4X4
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HA! 67's rule bitches! :P
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too bad u can't buy a 67 grill :lol: :lol: jd
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