Does our chassis have a name?

GM had A B C D E F X bodies.... (more now)

I called my chassis quite a few choice names in the past - most not printable. Right now, they are called 3GO (3 Garage Ornaments)

The only Ford chassis names/codes I know offhand are Fox, Fox-4, Panther, MN-12, and DEW98...anyone know some others?

Edited by PatsPOS - 14-October-2011 at 2:27PM

Holy cow Pat,you gotta be a lurker supreme.You joined in 2004,have only 114 posts in 7 years of membership amd don't recall when the last time you posted.Your screenname is funny as sh*t.
Can I ask in all this time is it still a POS?

Edited by 72 GTS 429 - 14-October-2011 at 3:14PM

I like the term intermediate. To me it means a medium sized car. Not a 20-foot long land yacht like a Cadillac, Lincoln, or Imperial. Not a compact which may be convenient to park but is cramped, narrow, and provides inadequate leg, shoulder, head, and hip room. Just a regular sized car. Seats three across on a bench no problem. Has legroom. Has headroom. Has a decent sized trunk. But is more like 18 feet long. Weighs less than 4500-5000lbs. Still has a V8 and automatic and power steering and brakes. If it's cheap it has a straight six. Intermediates like Chevelles, Cutlasses, Torinos, Montegos, LeManses, Centurys, Coronets, and Satellites. Torino/Montego and Cutlass/LeMans being my favorites of them all.

SN95 is 94-98 Mustang, SN98 is 99-04 Mustang, if I remember right

MN12 is the 89-97 Thunderbird/Cougar, too, but not sure if Mark 8 is that or something else.

If my memory serves me correct I believe the torinos 72/up were called B cars,at least by the parts depts at the dealer where I worked.