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Recall 1979023 — Ford Ltd – Major League Recalls

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Recall 1979023 — FORD LTD

Transport Canada

February 1, 1979

1979 FORD LTD Transport Canada Recall #1979023

NOT ENTERED

Defect

VEHICLES EQUIPPED WITH OPTIONAL LUXURY INTERIOR TRIM PACKAGES. THE

Safety Risk

No risk description available.

Remedy

No remedy description available.

2,078 vehicles affectedMfr ref: 329Updated June 10, 2026

Affected Vehicles

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