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Date:         Tue, 31 Oct 2000 10:49:50 -0500
Reply-To:     wb6otg <wb6otg@INTREX.NET>
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From:         wb6otg <wb6otg@INTREX.NET>
Subject:      Re: '78 Voyager
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<< I managed to get an old '78 Plymouth Voyager van >>

>hmmm i wasnt aware plymouth voyager's were available in '78.... ;<) maybe >you mean '87...

The voyager name was applied to some Plymouth full size vans, back before the mini-vans were produced.

It is pretty common in the auto industry to move a name down from a larger/more expensize car to a smaller/cheaper car over the years.

I know a guy with a '74 Ford explorer (actually a version of the F100 pickup)

Bill

Bill


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