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For Sale 1968 GTCS Gulf Stream Aqua 289 C Code Auto

speedy02

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1968 Ford Mustang California Special. Been off the road for appx 10 years. Clean CA car. 289 auto power steering, AC


 

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CougarCJ

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8R01C142520
65A F 1A 15B 71 2 W
Only an in-person inspection will confirm, but it looks like an honest survivor.
Early car with recessed rear reflectors.
 

Mosesatm

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According to the registry a Marti was provided to Paul at some point.
 
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Does this help?
VIN: 8R01C142520
 

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fordguy3000

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Hey guys this is my car i have for sale. The winning bidder never paid. I have it relisted on ebay. Im not open to any offers under 25k

I bought the car when I was 16 loved it drove it for a few years then life got in the way and parked it in my parents garage. Ive attached a picture of where it had been stored. (along with a 67 i just sold) My dad just sold the house so had to move the cars to my company's warehouse.

Any questions please shoot me a message.
 

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Mosesatm

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Will you please post the eBay link?
Never mind. It looks like the old link still works.

Thanks
 
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fordguy3000

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Hey guys. The car was bid to $25,200 this time and the high bidder has not ret replied and will likely also not pay. Car is still for sale
 

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IMO.... Its like bidding on a car under a car cover. Indoor photos don't do a car justice. Give it a bath and take some pictures outside in natural sunlight. I would also list it as an auction with a much lower starting price and let it bid up to whatever reserve you put on it. Maybe you will have better luck with the high bidder following through on the sale. You have a lot of sentimental value in the car. Good Luck
 

fordguy3000

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Thank you for the suggestions. If i start putting work into it i know myself and wont sell. I dont need they money just want a better home for the car.
 

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Thank you for the suggestions. If i start putting work into it i know myself and wont sell. I dont need they money just want a better home for the car.
I understand your dilemma. Having restored a few of these cars, I'd like to offer my 2 cents worth: If I was 5-10 years younger I would consider your car a viable candidate to restore to a 1st class driver. I'd start by checking out the engine (it's been setting for 10 years so an o'haul may be needed). Next, the body, cowls, floors, and frame inspection for any rust issues. If ALL those items checked out OK, I'd be looking at $15K cost with me doing the work myself with the exception of paint/bodywork ($10K). That would put my investment at $40K + shipping + insurance, plus any unforeseen problems. If your car checked out OK, and my estimated costs were accurate, I'd be at the edge of current market value. I believe $20K max to be a more realistic value for your car in its present state. Here are some of the 1st class driver cars I've done over the past 10 years with an average sale price of $40K:
Hope this helps. (Wish I was 10 years younger !!)

Neil
 

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fordguy3000

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Thanks Neil. I would really like this car to stay a survivor and not fully restored. Wish i was in the market for a restored one that's great value at 40k.
 
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