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posted by  Phil S. on  Tue Feb 25 11:59 CST 2003
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No. Not in common usage in North America, at least. A few prototypes did have code names for their projects.

In fact, there is no such thing as a P1800S -- the badges really are:

P1800 = the original Jensen-built first 6000 cars, and possible the very early examples of Swedish cars after production was moved there.

1800S = Swedish-built cars with carburetors, ending with the '69 model year.

(Both of the above are model P180.)

1800E = fuel injected coupes, '70-'72 (model P182)

1800ES = the "sportwagon," '72-'73 (model P183)

No that you asked, sorry...






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