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This car's price is looking better. Wonder why it hasn't sold? Red GT/CS with Black Stripes Reduced to $22K

Could the author have mistaken R-codes for J-codes? There are more R-code HCSs (9) than GT/CSs (3).

Here's a set of upper insulators from the 2007 NPD catalog.

I'll tell you what, my neighbors would string me up by the nearest Crape Myrtle if they knew I was cleaning the bottom of the car with alcohol!!:scared: :icon_pani

This looks like a topic for Supercharger Joe!!!

July 1985 Mustang Monthly When I see cars in these old magazines I always wonder if any of us now own any of them, like Doug's car. In this magazine there is also a little blurb about a GT/CS survey that was being conducted by Mike Dobbins.

Thanks, Tim. Have you ever considered sending your information to one of the magazines? Someone with as many nice cars as you have would be a great subject for an article. Maybe you could get a few shots of the planes in there too.

Don't start with me, Paul.

Rob, if I remember correctly we talked about your car in an earlier thread as possibly being one of the 8 or 12 cars that were used for the GT/CS marketing roll-out. That could explain the drilled holes, misplaced script, and funky paint color. Please refresh our memories, do both these...

Cardinal Special sold in the Midwest

Front to back they resemble Rhonda's, Calif Girl's, and Russ'

What is a CS/GT?

This looks to me to be a yellow GT/CS with black stripes and a white vinyl top. That's gotta be rare!

Article about 3 GT/CSs in the April 1991 issue of Mustang Times

Another GT/CS article

Here is a link to a web-site that states the following. Gold Nugget Special ( 2 photos of a 1968 Anniversary Gold Mustang Gold Nugget Special Hardtop) NEW POST Anniversary Gold 1968 Gold Nugget Special Mustang hardtop which was only sold in the Seattle/Oregon area. Anniversary Gold was only...

Would Gunk engine degreaser work or does it require a hot surface?

Does any brand of red oxide primer match the original used by Ford?

What's the best product to use to clean 40 years of dirt and grease from the underside of the car yet leaving the red oxide primer intact?

Last one (I think)