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22-01-2016, 04:22 PM
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HUGH JARSE
 
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Yap-Hoon
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I have owned a few Fords, as you can see, and my Ghia is my favourite.
I also have an FGX XR6 Ute (with leather) and I'd rather drive the Ghia. It cruises in relative silence on the open road, the leather seats are extremely extremely comfortable; and the premium sound is great. It's worth about $8,000. I just drove from Tumut to Shellharbour. I reset everything at Gundagai where I met the Hume Hwy and then recorded fuel usage at the Illawarra turnoff. Can you believe 7.6l/100kms? The car is standard except for the FGX wheels. Last edited by Cav; 09-09-2016 at 09:59 AM. |
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Why my 2007 BFII Ghia is a keeper
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