66 Hcs

[68CaliSp]

Just ran across a 66 HCS on ebay (C code). Its a little rough but competely restorable. The seller cannot confirm that it is a true HCS though. He does mention in the add that he has been talking with Bob Teets. What do you think Bob, real or not? Item number: 4591476337

Additionally, a very nice looking GT350H :icon_ecst (we need a drooling smiley) made its way onto ebay. Item number: 4591889345

 

[Perkchiro]

Very Nice car. Bid presently at 75K and reserve not met. Wow!!!! The price of 60's and 70's muscle continues to amaze me.
Steve

 

[admin]

Steve, I don't think we're looking at the same car.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4591476337

 

[68gt390]

I think this is the car Steve is referring to for 75K and reserve not met.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...d=1,1&item=4591889345&sspagename=STRK:MEWA:IT

Don

 

[admin]

Oops! Sorry Steve. I didn't read the 2nd paragraph of the initial post.:icon_redf

 

[mikegtcs1968]

I still don't see the extraordinary "special" in the 66' HCS. I may seem like a cinic, but all I see is a badge thrown on a ordinary run of the mill mustang, nothing else. Sure, there where only a limited number made, but I still don't see any seller getting any sort of a premium on these cars besides just market value, and thats only if they can convince someone to take it off their hands. Is there anything else that is physically different on these cars that I'm missing? No offense to anyone that owns one.

 

[case12]

The 66 and 67 HCS were given special colors and the badges, and that was it. I almost bought a 66 HCS because it would be cool to talk about it's rarity. As has been discussed on the forum before, rarity does not necessarily equate to increased value. For me, it would have been worth just a little more than a normal 66 (which they made millions of) in order to talk about it at shows. Casey