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Is it me or does that taillight panel stick out too far? That gas cap looks really deep in there

Hub caps in the form of style steel wheels. There is no angle that's a good one for those things, it's real or nothing at all

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Mustang-HIGH-COUNTRY-SPECIAL-VERY-LOW-PRODUCTION-1968-FORD-MUSTANG-HIGH-COUNTRY-SPECIAL-VERY-/300775686241?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item4607a0c061 doesn't appear to be listed although he stated it was

I am interested in your long long ones. Let me know a price

I believe this one has been posted and is currently getting set up to be registered. Nice car tho

I agree i myself was not intending my list as negative, it was asked what was wrong with the car and me being a concours whore i got carried away lol. I still really really like the car and you did a stand up job with that underside.. Cheers

I seriously laughed my ass off at that last part of his response. Get a damn hobby! Lol some people

Didnt someone restore that car back in the 90`And piece together an. IRS for that car utilizing the coilovers and rear disk brakes from scewed drawings from AO Smith? If memory serves me right that is. I know the conelec FI is not there from pixs I've seen I Found this while parusing the...

Ya i have heard of the Windsor head swap mod on several occasions, and some sort of four barrel conversion from Australian inlines that some have done (not sure on specifics) but nonetheless, I still feel having a six banger in a mustang feels sacrilegious. I'm all about guys who restore their...

I saw that yesterday, very exciting news! But if I recall, a Shelby Daytona coupe that actually raced at la mans, went up a few years back and couldn't even pull the ten million mark... wouldn't sell either. I am interested in seeing if this one has the same results. Damn the poor economy/market!

67s ARE the rarest i hear :wink:

GT/SC= GT/SUPER CAR duh :wink: on a side note i emailed the seller with an RFI about more details on the car ie; marti report and partial vin and to see if it is registered

seen this car listed several times throughout CL and ebay. Nice car tho

That's why youre here, so you learn new everyday. I learn all sorts of stuff from members on here i never knew. Cheers

We are bad at this :tongue:

Ya i was kidding i have actually known bob since i was a little kid lol he is an excellent guy and makes me laugh everytime i go over to his house. I actually remember when bob got his cj hcs and even remember the long process of the resto. Him and i had quite a fun time at the mustang roundup...

thats crazy! I too live right by a guy who owns this red shelby looking coupe mustang with a black scoop on it... never talked to him tho he looks mean :wink:

Damn Ausi's ....cant trust em... or kangaroos for that matter:undecided

Ya i wasnt sure on that one, i know they made em just didnt know the lineage behind them

Incorrect. All Shelby's did NOT start life as 'S' codes or 'R' codes and only as fastbacks. 68' was the first year (production wise) for the convertible, and could be ordered as a GT-500 (Big block) OR a GT-350 (Small block which received hopped up J code 302 4v's) and the small blocks did not...