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1998 Ford Crown Victoria

1998 Ford Crown Victoria in Purple Violets, Movie, 2007 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: US — Built in: CA

1998 Ford Crown Victoria

[*][*] Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene

Comments about this vehicle

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Julian US

2008-08-04 19:11

Looks like a Crown Vic or a Grand Marquis.

movie star AT

2008-08-04 19:15

more likely a Crown Vic I think

cieraguy US

2008-08-05 02:32

I agree since it is a NYC taxi

atom SE

2008-08-05 10:46

Why 'Panther' in chassis code?

antp BE

2008-08-05 11:03

It is the platform name, but that's not really its place indeed

Ford_Guy US

2008-08-06 05:14

I'll default to the first possible year, which is 1998

cieraguy US

2008-08-07 00:49

antp wrote It is the platform name, but that's not really its place indeed

What would go in there? That's what the chassis is called... just like J for a Cavalier or GMT800 for a Silverado.

taxiguy US

2008-08-07 04:00

cieraguy wrote
What would go in there? That's what the chassis is called... just like J for a Cavalier or GMT800 for a Silverado.


There is a differece between the actually chassis code and the platform's nickname. "J" and "GMT800" really shouldn't be in there either. The same goes for "Fox" "Epsilon" "Delta" "N" "H" "W" and all those other ones. Please leave them out from now on ;)

For examples of real chassis codes that actually should go in there, there is 9C1 9C3 and 9C6 (for Caprice, Impala, Lumina, Malibu) and P70 P71 P72 and P74 (for Crown Victoria)

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rjluna2 US

2008-08-07 04:07

antp wrote It is the platform name, but that's not really its place indeed

I think both platform and chassis code are usually interchangeable. Unless someone can narrow down to the chassis code, so be it, otherwise we can always use the platform name for generic names.

antp BE

2008-08-07 13:46

taxiguy wrote 9C1 9C3 and 9C6 (for Caprice, Impala, Lumina, Malibu)

But previously it was there and that was changed because it was just a kind of package/specs rather than a real model designation

taxiguy US

2008-08-07 22:47

antp wrote
But previously it was there and that was changed because it was just a kind of package/specs rather than a real model designation


What do you mean it was changed? :??: There are still many models on the site with these designations.

antp BE

2008-08-07 23:38

I mean that it was in chassis code, but now it is just put as extra info (i.e. non clickable, not between brackets) like other trim levels.

taxiguy US

2008-08-08 05:26

Oh, I see yes ;)

cieraguy US

2008-08-09 17:51

taxiguy wrote

There is a differece between the actually chassis code and the platform's nickname. "J" and "GMT800" really shouldn't be in there either. The same goes for "Fox" "Epsilon" "Delta" "N" "H" "W" and all those other ones. Please leave them out from now on ;)

For examples of real chassis codes that actually should go in there, there is 9C1 9C3 and 9C6 (for Caprice, Impala, Lumina, Malibu) and P70 P71 P72 and P74 (for Crown Victoria)


I'll follow the rules and leave them out but do you think we can add a space for the platform? I think it is an important part of the vehicle's identity.

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