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2166 Number: 2165 From: "Sandy Block" <cigarsandy@c...> Date: Mon Mar 10, 2003 3:07 pm Subject: Re: another question for sandy
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Sorry, I left off #8:--
McCafferty Ford of Langhorne, Pa. (19)
S A N D Y
--- In ascmclaren@yahoogroups.com, "Sandy Block" <cigarsandy@c...> wrote: > The top selling ascMcLaren dealers for 1988 herewith follow. The > number represents the number that they sold:- > > 1) Board Ford of Whittier, Calif. (40) > 2) Jim Click Ford of Irvine, Calif. (35) > 3) Ft. Lauderdale Lincoln-Mercury of its namesake in Florida (31) > 4) Courtesy Ford of Oregon (27) > 5) Lutz Ford of Houston (22) > 6) Bill Wallace Ford of Del Ray Beach, Florida (22) tie > 7) Pacifico Ford of Phila. Pa. (20) > > These are the top 8 dealers. All other dealers sold under 20 units > in 1988. There were many in the "teens" and single digits. There > were many who sold just one. > I'd have to say that you saw one of the top 2 dealers, who were both > in California. > > S A N D Y > 3) > > > > >
--- In ascmclaren@yahoogroups.com, "jdawg" <jdawg@e...> wrote: > > hey sandy, this is along the same line as the last question you > > answered. back in 88 i got to go back to my old neighborhood (long > > beach CA) for the summer. while cruisin the blvd, i happened on a > > ford dealership that was loaded with mclarens. there must have > been > > 20-30 sitting on the lot. i would assume these were also 88's > since > > thats the year the most were made. do you have any info on this > > dealership? i am in the process of looking for the pic i took of > > the lot. but all i can remember is it was in long beach. > > p.s. they went crazy over mine, back then it was still a stocker > > and damn near mint.....those were the days..... > > > > p.s. if there was a time machine i doubt people would waste $16000 > > on a asc when you could go get a first year stang or corvette for > > $1000......lol > > jdawg