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Wow. Her car needed some serious metal work (I saw it at a Round Up), but it wasn't a basket case! Very sad for all involved (the car and the hosed new owner).

Not my CS, but my S-code Mach had the sheet in the springs under the driver's seat.

Not mine: http://roseburg.craigslist.org/cto/4121557600.html Rare 1968 Mustang GT/CS - $12500 (Roseburg) image 1image 2image 3 Very Rare California Special with Marti Report 3867 produced out of 317,404 mustangs in 1968. More Rare than a fastback with 42,581 produced in 1968. 289 original...

Yeah, not a '69... Doesn't look quite right for a CS, either. The Shelby thought is a good one IMO.

I think I remember that car...did you buy it 4 or 5 years ago-ish? Kind of ratty, but solid?

My X-code has 4 drums, power nothing, and is a GT.

Yep...join the club! My CS/GT fought me tooth and nail to get back on the road.

Hope you had a great day! :)

Thanks, guys (and gals)! Feeling every minute of the 48 years today... But that's a good thing, considering the alternative. ;)

Rob, I'm interested in the: 9. Perfect rear section of 1968 gas line with protector cover and factory bolts. How much would you like for this? The hood would be excellent as well... 8. 1968 Blinker hood. Near perfect with lights and wiring. White with black out. How much for that? I...

1+ It gets pretty negative around here sometimes.

I also think it's the same car--it has the same fog lights as the one at the track. I think the headrests on the PIR car were actually a set of '69 seats. The head rests on that car has vinyl upholstery on them, not like the molded material of the door pulls that are on the original seats in...

Very true. I get tired of people telling me what I "should" do with my cars. I feel like wearing a shirt that just says: NO! when I take out one of my unrestored cars.

I wish we'd get back to the hobby and the love of the car aspect of these old Mustangs, and away from the investment mentality. Perhaps this is just my way of justifying pouring thousands and thousands of unrecoverable dollars into my selected little heard of Mustangs that I love, while it...

I was basing the $15K on the previously offered $9K...if someone would pay $9K as it sits today, a "solid" driver is surely worth $6K more? A $9K offer wasn't a parts car price! And I certainly know there is NO way in heck that all of that work can be farmed out to a shop for $6K--as I said...

Making it a solid car in primer w/the replacement metal you already have, if it has an interior installed to look "complete" (but not necessarily good--but door panels in place, etc), and it starts, runs, and stops so it can load for someone... I'd guess a value around $15K? That would make it...

I always like to see what people say about the X codes as I have one, too. Recently picked up a Cougar XR7/X-code for very little $$$ locally. I know Cougars and Mustangs are comparing apples to oranges, but the X cars don't get much respect, no matter the pedigree. And I think they are neat...

Where is the car?

That tends to happen around here from time to time ;)

Don't ferget the deer whistles on the front bumper. Oh, and the trailer hitch, too, for hauling home yer firewood!