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. 1967 Bullitt

green56

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Oct 31, 2007
Messages
516
If this car would be a driver what would you pay and if it was better then a driver what would you pay this is a clone so i would have a ballpark price thanks Tom Wisconsin
 

dalorzo_f

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Jan 7, 2006
Messages
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Location
Brisbane Australia
To make a Bullitt takes very little effort. IMHO not worth any more than any other fastback in similar condition. Dark green, some black trim paint, remove badges, some rims... a few other cosmetic items... not really anything special to me...
 

Midnight Special

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Nov 5, 2005
Messages
3,714
Location
Grass Valley, California
...We're still talking about the car from the earlier thread, right?
http://californiaspecial.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8799

Aside from seeing pictures of awesome tributes and getting a dose of interesting history, we still know nothing about the car you're looking at! VIN, door data, photos...? How can you expect anyone give you $$ figures??

To me, calling it "Bullitt" means nothing. A couple of years ago, it seemed that every idiot that was selling a '68 FB on e-bay was calling it "Eleanor", "Bullitt", or some Shelby derivative. Some were good and some were beyond stupid, but at least we had a lot more info to go on...
 
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