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26-01-2007, 09:33 PM
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2003 BA XR8
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Sydney
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I'm trying to get a handle on Tickford's role in the AU XR6s and 8s.
Basically, what part did Tickford play in their creation? Did they sit down with the Ford guys and sketch out what to do, then the Ford guys did it in the Ford factory, or did cars get sent to Tickford to work their magic? If so, what state were the cars in when they got shipped to Tickford? Did Tickford bolt on the bodykit and fiddle with the engine? Did they put the engine in from the start? Just really curious how an AU XR6 or XR8 began its life and what exactly Tickford did to it. I'm sure many of you will know. Thanks in advance  |
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How were the Tickford XR6s and XR8s built?
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