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Don't forget the wing windows!

For that true retro look it also needs a leaky sunroof!:Ponder:

Rob, This looks like an early high-script car.

Is this the one that goes from the dash to the trunk?

Steve, The photo is stamped 11:59pm!!! I hope your camera is an hour off.

Are you by any chance Jim's brother?

But he wants a project car, not a restored car.

It's odd how the people who are trashing the car are the ones who haven't seen it in person, and the ones who are sticking up for it have seen it.

The asking price doesn't necessarily mean anything. I bought a the Road Warrior GT/CS for $11,000 when the asking price was $19,000. Patience was needed, though. It took months for the seller to give up and accept my offer. The J-code was listed for $17,500 and I got it for $13,000. I...

Now that the artwork is in the computer we can run future batches with fewer units, so if anyone wants anything embroidered just let me know and as soon as we get 5 or 6 ordered we can have them made. Embroidering the GT/CS logo costs $7.95 plus tax of around 10%. Might as well round it up to...

At least the marketing people at Ford had the good sense to call it "Mustang II", instead of just "Mustang". The change from '73 to a '74 was huge! It's proof of the old saying about being careful what you ask for. People complained that the '73 was too big and bloated, and they wanted...

How about the brown one in Yakima, if you can get it at a decent price?

Sale Pending

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Will Mustang IIs, other than the V8 King Cobra models, ever be worth anything? Here's a link to what may be the nicest K.C. in the country for only $18,000. That's the highest I've seen. http://gatewayclassiccars.com/saint-louis/1978/ford/mustang-S6403.html

Here is a link to more photos. http://s556.photobucket.com/user/MosesGTCS/library/GTCS%20J-Code%20GT?sort=3&page=1

It sold for $24,000. Roughly $22,000 to the seller and $26,000 to the buyer.

When I was 17 I found a POC GT/CS in the back of a used car lot, and over the next couple years I used it as my daily driver and fixed what I could when I had a little extra money. That scenario is what I envision for this car. As far as I know it's drivable so a kid could buff out the paint...

Matt, E-mail sent

Here is a list of the parts I replaced on the car.