1968 1968.5 Mustang...

[Midnight Special]

...What do you make of this?? No VIN number...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Mustang-1968-1-2-MUSTANG-428-4-SPEED-/230622383825?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item35b22a4ed1

P.S. I see it was already posted in "classified". Sorry for the duplication. Interesting nonetheless in that it appears to have been original CS optioned...

 

[hookedtrout]

In his comments below the add it says he has a Marti verifying the CS option but he won't give out the vin # to anyone but the buyer. On a positive note it's around 5K and if the wheels are original Shelby 10 spokes and in good condition they might be worth 5K alone. ;-)

 

[franklinair]

IIRC, this was previously advertised: originally a C code car.

Neil

 

[robert campbell]

1968 and a half R code would have straggered shocks. Also reinforced shock towers from factory. Not a factory big block car.

But forget all that!!! Crap, there is well over $10k in engine and tranny. Wonder if the fibergalss is repop or original? Rear end is $2k easily.

This car has a reserve much higher that the bid! I would snap it up in a second with all the stuff it has! What an awesome project

If I wasn't broke.....

Neil, buy it for me and store it!!! Just kidding!

 

[nineofive]

In the first ebay auction, the vin was listed as 8RO1C156794.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/_W0Q...5fsacatQ3dSeeQ2dAllQ2dCategoriesQ26Q5ffviQ3d1

 

[390cs68rcode]

Also we know the R code CS vin numbers (3 of them) and where they are. If he said it was a HCS then there could have been a minuscule chance it was a real R code HCS.

 

[cannetny]

Found the same car on Craigslist for $16,500. Car is in San Diego.

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/2382958564.html