Ford didn't invent the Victoria name. It dates back to a style of horse-drawn carriage.
Didn't the seat-belts on the boxes used to have a picture of a carriage on them, or did I imagine that?
Are you thinking of GM's "Body by Fisher" logo? Fisher started out as a coachbuilding firm.
Maybe, but I think it was something else, on a seat-belt buckle release-button. At any rate, I looked for a pic of it and couldn't find it, so maybe I imagined it in the first place.
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Originally Posted By Ezbok58a
Chicago, come for the food. Stay because you were murdered.
The GS Two Tone Package includes: � hood ornament � c-pillar emblems � LS style body side moldings � body color mirror caps (the b-pillars are body color too, but I don't know if that is package specific) � two tone interior (mine is leather and includes embossed logos on the seats) � front door sill plates that say �Grand Marquis�
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