Hi all,
I am considering trading up to an EBII Fairmont '93 flavour, 113000 km's, red with chrome mags, 4.0 litre MPFI and the usual Fairmont extra's (Auto) $11000 or a '93 ED Fairmont, standard @143000km's $14000
I am parting with my trusty EA I GL wagon, and would appreciate any advice on which would be the best buy. Iam leaning toward the EBII.
Far as I know there wasn't much difference, well not $3000's worth, bit of chrome. You could do a few things to your car for $3k
Comes down to personal choice but, if they both drive nice, are tidy and comparable, go the EBII. Check out ABS, i think its worth while.
Although obvios check out the gaskets/Rad/water pump (any thing that could help kill the head) cond &history first, if you can.
Its known to be pesimistic, and have obmissions, or wronge items, in "standard equipment" section when you click 'specifications' (on left toolbar). Good for a read but
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TPC Mod/henchman
previous rides;
1st car EA Fairmont Ghia, extractors, exhaust
2nd EF GLi, 'custom' interior, extractors, exhuast
3rd EA Fairmont 5spd, low'd, extractors, exhuast, head
work, 3.45LSD, EL dash, interior+ El ECU
4th EB2 Fairmont, EL dash and interior, BBM, LSD etc etc
5th EB Fairmont Ghia 5L. All leather, lowered, exhaust etc
The single reason I prefer the ED is its inclusion of ABS as standard. However, a price difference that great is hard to ignore. If you need to buy soon, then the EB makes a good case for itself.
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Jack Travis, E-Series Acting President
1989 Ford Fairmont Ghia turbo/GL replica (underway)
1994 Eunos 800M
1990 Ford Laser S
You want to see some of the prices for fords in NZ. Last time I looked it was like 22k for an au forte. In NZ you dont see a ford or holden as every second car on the road
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