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    Default 1254 - Grandpa gets a "New" Mark II

    This is great! I didn't check yet to see if the serial number is in the database, but they list it within the video:

    Last edited by Pat Marshall; 06-07-2022 at 08:52 PM.
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    Priceless!
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    Serial # 2154. Here is what we have in the Registry:

    Default 2154-No Ownership Record Found After Original FOMOCO Information
    VIN: C56B2154
    SPEC: 14-56C-81-1222-14
    PROD ORDER NO: 1158
    ENG#: ???? BODY TAG NO: ????
    DSO NO: 81
    DSO DETAILS: NONE
    NAMEPLATE: ????
    *
    OWNERSHIP HISTORY:
    1956-E. S. MacPherson, FOMOCO
    1978-84 Unknown FL (L)

    **
    HISTORICAL INFORMATION:
    None Reported
    *
    OTHER INFORMATION:
    None Reported

    SOURCE CODE INDEX:
    (C) Continental Mark II Association
    (D) Lowell Domholdt
    (F) FoMoCo Records
    (I) Internet Search
    (L) LCOC Records
    (H) Buddy Holiday
    (M) Mark II Forum
    (O) Owner Supplied Information
    (R) Automobile Registration Records

    I'm sure someone could contact these folks via their YouTube presence? Maybe they could update the info they have for us.
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    Russell:
    Where did the VIN 2154 come from?
    That car looks nothing like the original 2154.
    As Ronnie Reagan once said "trust but verify."
    I'm just trying to verify as the car pictured does not resemble 2154 at all. Please help me out here.
    Thanks so much,
    John
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    John-

    Yes, it could be totally wrong. In the video, at 7:27, they put it on the screen when "Grandpa" verifies it and says it, but you can't really hear him very well. They have it listed as a weird number, 561-22154 is how they listed it on the screen. Close, and I assumed the 2154 was the last four, so the serial #. Like I said, someone needs to contact the younger couple and see if they would care to verify and share more info about the car. Pretty weak on my part, I know.
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    I wrote them and reached out. We'll see if they get back in touch with me.
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    That?s was my Mark II . #1254 recently sold out of Detroit. Barry and I did a modest amount of work too it . (A small job snowballed into a lot of work)It was very well loved and took us to a lot of great events and we received a lot of awards made a lot friends especially Barry Wolk!!! I purchased it on the west coast Portland Ore. It?s kinda bittersweet to see the video but the joy on Grandpas face made it ok.. we really loved that car!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xon View Post
    That?s was my Mark II . #1254 recently sold out of Detroit. Barry and I did a modest amount of work too it . (A small job snowballed into a lot of work)It was very well loved and took us to a lot of great events and we received a lot of awards made a lot friends especially Barry Wolk!!! I purchased it on the west coast Portland Ore. It?s kinda bittersweet to see the video but the joy on Grandpas face made it ok.. we really loved that car!!
    I really enjoyed working with you. Being that we are both electricians with mechanical know-how, few words were spoken. At least you never called it a Lincoln. His Grandfather called it by the correct name. Made me smile.
    Barry Wolk
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