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ford guy, I have noticed you have never used any [P73], but just [P74]. How do you know that all the civilian models are LX and not the standard version? Also what does [P72] stand for?
Another tidbit of info I thought you might want to know, appearantly since the 1995 model year Ford has used "P" codes for all of their passenger cars, not just Crown Vic.
For instance, Taurus uses [P52] through [P59] depending on the trim level and body style (sedan vs. wagon). Focus uses [P31] through [P39], Escort uses [P10] through [P19], Contour uses [P65] through [P67], etc...
I could post a list of all of them, but other than the Escort ZX2, which uses one code for all models [P11], I don't think it would be paticularly helpful for the site since we would have to pinpoint the exact trim level and body style to know the right code for each car. It's up to you...
Anyway, just thought you should know that
Another tidbit of info I thought you might want to know, appearantly since the 1995 model year Ford has used "P" codes for all of their passenger cars, not just Crown Vic.
For instance, Taurus uses [P52] through [P59] depending on the trim level and body style (sedan vs. wagon). Focus uses [P31] through [P39], Escort uses [P10] through [P19], Contour uses [P65] through [P67], etc...
I could post a list of all of them, but other than the Escort ZX2, which uses one code for all models [P11], I don't think it would be paticularly helpful for the site since we would have to pinpoint the exact trim level and body style to know the right code for each car. It's up to you...
Anyway, just thought you should know that