I think that 1900 AI Google figure may be based on the early rumor of there being 1966 projected to be made. Clearly that didnāt happen and I donāt know if it had any basis in truth anyway.
Unfortunately you canāt buy a new version of your example for 2025/26, so Ford eliminated competition within its own lineup maybe to make way for the Stroppe trim, and possibly the end of the 2dr/v6. Whether it ever comes back is anybodyās guess. There are subtle differences like the better...
I think all of the colors are slightly different from the original. The Poppy Red is more orange, the Wimbledon White is more cream, and the Astra Blue was just different somehow, lighter? Iām looking forward to seeing them side by side. Hope they donāt clash, lol.
Went into a QA Hold on 10/11, which my dealer sez š» it passed and that itās at the ramp to get on a rail car but the tracker hasnāt changed in weeks.
EDIT2: Itās is not on a ramp to get on a train. Dealer and Ford Chat are both mistaken. It was given to a truck transport to maybe go back to...
Iām Interested in that as well. I get swarmed in the ā71 but not sure what a 2025 would be like as a daily driver. I blocked the other poster, it got exceedingly boring.
No, the original Stroppes were not built by Stroppe. The original Stroppes were built by Ford and subsequently modified by Stroppe. The G6 Stroppe is built by Ford and some mods done by Penske. Both of these versions are tributes to the Stroppe racing heritage. Kind of you to dump on the OPās...
And the āactual Stroppeā was/is a āsimilar cloneā to a Stroppe racer. Itās a production vehicle.
Curious as to your point and why youāre in this thread. Are you here to set the OP and the rest of us all straight about what to buy? š¤£
The people who have/will buy the Stroppe appreciate the history of Bill Stroppe and his legacy of Baja Bronco racing. I would think those people, myself included, would be attracted to the 2dr vs a 4dr. I think that Stroppe market is already saturated. I canāt for the life of me, figure out who...
The people who have/will buy the Stroppe appreciate the history of Bill Stroppe and his legacy of Baja Bronco racing. I would think those people, myself included, would be attracted to the 2dr vs a 4dr. I think the Stroppe market is already saturated. I canāt for the life of me, figure out...