81 liquifire on ebay

JoeRainville · Post by **JoeRainville** » Sun Feb 08, 2009 9:49 pm

Hi Guys,

I have pretty good estimates on Liquifire production from 80-84 Model Year:

1980: 8,900 (minus 107 "A" models I guess!)
1981: 1,800
1982: 1,000
1983: 1,300
1984: 420

Note that these numbers are not cast in stone, but should be pretty accurate...

-Rainville

Horicon Joe · Post by **Horicon Joe** » Mon Feb 09, 2009 12:00 pm

1980 9080
1981 2000
1982 1086
1983 1200
1984 420

Rainville ... no big deal but these are the actual numbers and have been confirmed "proven" to be correct.
Looking forward to seeing all you guys in Horicon in a few weeks!

Joe

JoeRainville · Post by **JoeRainville** » Mon Feb 09, 2009 12:33 pm

Thanks for the correction Wanie! I was shooting from the hip, but thought my numbers were close enough to give the general idea on what years were very common (1980) vs. very rear (84 of course!).

I still find it odd that Deere built more 83 Liquifire's than 82's. In part because 83 was historically the worst year the industry had since the 60's.

See you in a few weeks, and pray for snow!
-Rainville

Sprailfire340 · Post by **Sprailfire340** » Mon Feb 09, 2009 6:46 pm

Joe Joe Rich:
Do we know production numbers for the TF's or SF's?

JoeRainville · Post by **JoeRainville** » Mon Feb 09, 2009 7:32 pm

Hi Mitch,

I can only recite the 84's:

~350 Trailfires
~371 Sports

Wanie might have more info...