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Taurus Panelvan Archive
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Cohort Sighting: The Rarest Taurus?
Posted on April 21, 2014 | 33 CommentsHere’s a car, photographed by SeattleO, that I never knew existed. It’s a late-production fourth-generation Taurus panelvan, as evidenced by the red turn signals and full door latch bezels (the […]