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For Sale GTCS for Sale

platnumheart666

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747Driver

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Interesting…this car has the same square body color pot metal rear marker lights like mine, that according to Mike Jewell, were only installed on the first 200 hand assembled prototype cars. So far, I haven’t discovered any reproductions of these square marker lights. Has anyone else? Considering making a 3D scan of mine so I mill or CAD a replacement out if need be.
 

franklinair

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Is this what you're referring to on the rear quarter?

Neil
 

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CougarCJ

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The side marker change happened approximately 2nd-3rd week in February 1968 at the San Jose plant for Mustangs.

The first 200 GT/CS's were not all prototypes.
The introduction, debut, cars on the stage, are thought to be the hand built ones. Unconfirmed if some or all of those debut cars are designated GT/CS on their Marti Reports. Don't think that we ever came to a consensus?

As I recall, the first 200 units, were converted or partially converted, after they ran off of the assembly line.
 

franklinair

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747DRIVER;
Early '68 Reflector Bezel= NPD P/N 13381-1, $17.00+/-

Neil
 

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Mosesatm

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Here's the Marti Report
 

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