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The Missing "Bullitt" Mustang
- Thread starter Bob Denman
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wyliec
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Lot of Mustang people out there. Ford will sell a few of these. :yes:
canamjhb
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Yeah, I'm one of those who regrets selling loved vehicles at the lowest market value. I owned a new 1965 mustang fastback High-Pro 289 4 speed. Did a few mods and it was quick. "Upgraded" to an new 1969 GT with automatic. Deleted Power steering and Air in order to not "rob" performance. Sold it after a few years to get a pickup. Dumb kid...... Either of those cars now are worth as much as my house.....
Maybe more
Maybe more
Bob Denman
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Hindsight is always 20/20... :gaah:
Lew L
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It sure is--------- '66 HiPo GT convertible. 4-speed, metallic blue w/white interior and top. Luggage rack to top it off. My ex complained it was to fast for her and the baby. Da%% , I should have kept that car.
billybovine
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Bob Denman
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That is one VERY nice-lookin' car! :clap: :2thumbs:Similar threads
