JDM Aerostar
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JDM Aerostar
i was looking around the net and i stumbled along this
http://translate.google.com/translat...language_tools
thats the translated page
http://www.oldievan.de/html/body_ford_aerostar.html
thats the origional, now thats one cool lookin aerostar, i wonder where i cand get some parts from a beast like that
http://translate.google.com/translat...language_tools
thats the translated page
http://www.oldievan.de/html/body_ford_aerostar.html
thats the origional, now thats one cool lookin aerostar, i wonder where i cand get some parts from a beast like that
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me thinks its german instead of jdm (japanese domestic market). i kinda like the rear, especially with that extra piece of glass going across near the mid section. kinda pointless since you will not be able to see through it from the rear view mirror... but cool nonetheless.
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im not to sure but with some of the features it has it would have cost a lot of money back in the day, it could be german, who knows it just looks like one of those funky japanese vans, its ugly but i like it
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that looks just like the proto-type aerostar that someone posted on the board a while back. I never knew thay actually built one, I just thought it was in the brochure.
I personally think that van looks VERY dated to the 80's where as the current aerostars look stylish even today.
That dash reminded me of my 81 nissan 200SX. cool, but really stuck in the 80's.
I'll keep mine, thanks!
I personally think that van looks VERY dated to the 80's where as the current aerostars look stylish even today.
That dash reminded me of my 81 nissan 200SX. cool, but really stuck in the 80's.
I'll keep mine, thanks!
