After the production of the Ford LTD, between the years 1980 and 1991, Ford introduced the Ford LTD Crown Victoria to the North American automotive market. The LTD Crown Victoria is a full-size vehicle that was produced in a 2-door sedan, 4-door sedan, and 4-door station wagon body style on top of a Ford Panther platform. The closest relatives of this vehicle are the Lincoln Town Car, the Continental Mark VI, and the Mercury Grand Marquis. When the Ford LTD left the automotive market in 1991, the Ford Crown Victoria took its place. The key characteristic of the Ford LTD Crown Victoria—which it borrowed from its Ford Fairlane counterpart—is a semi-convertible band that runs across the roof on top of the B-pillars.

The total production of the Ford LTD Crown Victoria was quite successful. As a matter of fact, almost two million units were sold overall—the most successful year being 1979 when 356,535 units were produced! An interesting fact about the Ford LTD Crown Victoria is that it was sold to taxi, police, and other fleet markets all throughout its years of production.

You may still own and drive a Ford LTD Crown Victoria to this day, even though it is no longer sold on the market. To have it last you for many years more, you should periodically be checking for and fixing any issues present in the vehicle. One thing, in particular, that may need special attention is the seat belts. If you see any sign of damage, you should get Ford LTD Crown Victoria seat belt repair immediately. A great company you can turn to for Ford LTD Crown Victoria seat belt repair, as well as for custom seat belt webbing replacement and SRS airbag module resetting (if you find those services to be needed as well) is Safety Restore.