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No — the Ford P100 (produced from 1983 to 1992) was only ever offered with carburetted petrol engines or a diesel engine, none of which use a coil pack ignition system. Carburetted engines of that era use a single ignition coil fed through a distributor, not a multi-cylinder coil pack assembly. If you need an ignition component for your P100 petrol, you are most likely looking for a distributor cap, rotor arm, or the single ignition coil rather than a coil pack.
Almost certainly not — the P100 predates the coil-pack era and its petrol engines (including the 1.6 and 2.0 Pinto units) rely on a distributor-based ignition system with a single coil. A coil pack is a different component entirely and would not be applicable to this vehicle. Double-check the part being quoted: you most likely need an ignition coil, distributor, distributor cap, or HT leads depending on where your fault lies.
On a P100 petrol, the key ignition components are the single ignition coil, the distributor (which houses the points or electronic pick-up depending on age and spec), the distributor cap, rotor arm, and HT lead set. On the diesel variant there is no spark ignition system at all, so a coil pack is even further from being relevant. Search for these parts by engine code and fuel type and confirm with the breaker against your registration to get the right specification.
No — because the P100 does not use coil pack ignition, there is no application for a coil pack on this vehicle regardless of the donor car. Fitting a coil pack from another Ford would serve no purpose as the P100's ignition system is distributor-based and not wired or configured to accept one. Focus your search on distributor-compatible ignition components suited to the P100's specific engine code.