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Hey Jay,
It's hell when the one doing the "off topic" stuff is the MODERATOR, isn't it? :)

Heh heh heh heh

JC
Think I probably should move that to it's own thread. :) I'll do that now!
 
Dave, you are quite right on the 427s in the 7 litre model--which would have made for one stylish 427! However, there is elsewhere a 7 Litre organization, which by now most of us have seen. Switching out the picture would differentiate your site from the 7 Litre folks. Better yet, create a slide show of 427 logos and images from all the different models.
 
Was wondering if there were any other galaxie registry websites out there? - And - what makes a registry website popular - specific models? -

Would a "Galaxie Registry" website be interesting for anyone to use - any kind of galaxie?

Or - are these registry websites usually specific to some feature of the vehicle?

Just thinking outloud.

Eric
 
BlueOval67,
Hey Dave, send me a PM and I'll send you my email. I have various documents and things to scan that should be of interest to you.--Jay
 
Was wondering if there were any other galaxie registry websites out there? - And - what makes a registry website popular - specific models? -

Would a "Galaxie Registry" website be interesting for anyone to use - any kind of galaxie?

Or - are these registry websites usually specific to some feature of the vehicle?

Just thinking outloud.

Eric
I heard you. :)
Registries are most often for particular years or features such as the 7 litre etc. There is a '66 galaxie registry also for all '66 galaxies and at one time a '64 registry was started and then a computer crash I guess lost all the info and many others are there I'm sure. I bet there's also a Pantera registry also.

It's kinda cool to check out a registry just to see how many other cars out there are like your own. As in '64 Ford didn't keep track of so many things like the 66 or other years. Such as how many had white interior or auto on the floor and that kind of thing. So a person can browse a registry and see how many there have the same traits as your own car. That's probably just one thing that makes a registry interesting.

Deb
 
Hey Copperhead,
That's a keen eye you have, I missed it. I've heard of a number of very humble 427 Galaxies over the years in which the great V8 was optioned as a tow vehicle for boats, etc. Yep, 480 foot-pounds will take good care of your Airstream camper.
 
Discussion starter · #33 ·
I was checking out the registry and saw this

1964 500 FASTBACK 4E66R157***
1964 500 CO. SQ WG 4E76Q183***
1964 500XL FASTBK 4P68R121***




Somebody was sure thinkin' when the filled out the option sheet!!
Yes that is a very rare car. I only know of one other still in existance and reportly there were two other 427 wagons that were stripped and junked in the 70's.
 
Website is coming along nicely!
A suggestion would be to have a reasonable size Links Page, because from what I'm led to believe, Google picks up on this, and if you have a lot, your own site will be listed higher in Google.
 
Just one more suggestion.

What is the point of having a registry when only one person can access it?

Why not list the VIN or tag numbers on the website, but delete the vital informating such as the last few digits, and owners names and addresses?
That way, we can all see where these cars might have been built, and maybe what options they had.
 
I have an Australian Galaxie registry I've been working on for about 6 years. Small by US standards, 287 entries currently, lots waiting to be entered. It's far from complete, and not posted onto the web as yet (anyone who has a registry understands the work entailed in maintaining). Happy to share stats or info with anyone! Very happy to receive vehicle data!! Mindful of privacy though.

Cheers
DW
 
Very impressive Darren. I have my own registry for the 1965-66 Full Size R-codes like my own. It does require a great deal of dilligence to keep the information current and privacy is always a concern. Different owners have different views on that and it is best to respect them.

I have an Australian Galaxie registry I've been working on for about 6 years. Small by US standards, 287 entries currently, lots waiting to be entered. It's far from complete, and not posted onto the web as yet (anyone who has a registry understands the work entailed in maintaining). Happy to share stats or info with anyone! Very happy to receive vehicle data!! Mindful of privacy though.

Cheers
DW
 
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You should look again its all there. Vin's with the last three dropped off and all the data plate information. Thanks Dave




Just one more suggestion.

What is the point of having a registry when only one person can access it?

Why not list the VIN or tag numbers on the website, but delete the vital informating such as the last few digits, and owners names and addresses?
That way, we can all see where these cars might have been built, and maybe what options they had.
 
My apologies, you are right!

I have been looking at several registries over the last week, incl the 7 litre registry, and I saw that one of the websites listed them. When I made my comment yesterday, I couldn't figure out which one had the listings I saw, and couldn't find them.

So yes, this was in fact the registry I saw them on!
 
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