Could this be a Stallion?

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  1. Jean Doll

    Jean Doll Maverick Restoration Tech

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    One of my old boyfriends had one of those wagons. He got snookered up one night and plowed it head first into the side of a bridge. Damn if that car was still running afterward. It did die shortly after. One tough little car. He survied too, BTW.
     
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  2. DAB

    DAB MAVERICK/COMET ENTHUSIAST

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    THE THREE STALLIONS

    I went ahead and parked the Pinto Stallion in front so you could see it better! :D
     
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  4. Dan Starnes

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    Presenting the 76 Maverick Stabber

    Now its becoming a cross between a Stallion and a Grabber!
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  5. Mavaholic

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    Now its a Stallibber
     
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  6. Earl Branham

    Earl Branham Certified Old Fart

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    Dan; don't laugh...back in '72, a dealer here, Hub Ford, offered a Maverick Stabber as a dealer option. It was blue with black striping and blacked out grill and tail panel, but with a flat hood, 302, three speed or auto, and aluminum wheels. A friend had one, but crashed it shortly after he bought it. It wasn't totaled, but never saw it after that.

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  7. Tom Laskowski

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    Yea! Right.
     
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  8. Charlie

    Charlie maverick.to/grabber

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    There was an old, ragged, Pinto Stallion that used to drive past where I worked in highschool almost every day. It was a red one.
     
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  9. Charlie

    Charlie maverick.to/grabber

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  10. Charlie

    Charlie maverick.to/grabber

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  11. Pegasus

    Pegasus Powder Coating Nut

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    I managed to grab a pair of the NOS Stallion fender decals off of Ebay for $15.50 about a year back. Wonder what they are worth now?

    Has this stamped on each decal backing sheet:

    MAVERICK STALLION EMB D6BB-16099 -AE3DA FF L
    MAVERICK STALLION EMB D6BB-16098 -AE3DA FF R

    This is one the actual Ford envelope they came in:

    ONE
    D6DZ 16098B
    TRANFER KIT

    Just thought I'd pass this along in case someone is putting together a Part Number FAQ ;^)

    I'm still debating whether to put it on "Pegasus" or not (even though its not a true Stallion, it is a '76 two-door ;)

    Tracy
     
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  12. Mavaholic

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    Probably not much. They are reproduced (see link). Also, most of those decals are dryed out and probably wont work anyway. I found this out the hard way when I bought a set of NOS Sprint badges. All they did was crack into a million pieces. Thankfully, those are reproduced also.


    http://www.osborn-reproduction.com/
     
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  13. Tom Laskowski

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    They cracked into a million pieces? how long did it take You to count them?
     
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  14. Mavaholic

    Mavaholic Growing older but not up!

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    I used the exaggerated estimating method, Works much faster.
     
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