Raven Black '67 Mustang Fastback, S-Code #s 390/4-sp Project

[scuncio]

Originally black on red...with a bench seat and a 390/4-sp - one of the more desirable '67 Mustangs out there. It's currently bid to $17,100 with the reserve not met...thinking this one will eclipse $30k due to the colors.

Link to 1967 Mustang eBay auction (https://www.ebay.com/itm/325592441069?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5337538513&customid=&toolid=10001&mkevt=1)

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[cook_dw]

1968

[A12pilot]

Bullitt #2?:confused2:

I’d be interested to see the Marti Report. Why don’t people post this? San Jose car, undercarriage would be a “batch” color (not the common Red Oxide primer, most likely), it’s missing the shock tower struts too. Interesting note, zoom in on the heater blower motor and you’ll see a metal guard around it behind the passenger side valve cover. That was to protect the motor from getting squished when the Titanic’s auxiliary power unit (the Ford 390) was installed. Usually those were removed after installation, so neat to see that still there. Would be curious if the buck tag by the passenger headlight was still there. :scholar:

“watching”. Between this and the red 64 corvette you posted Tony, you make a-me broke!:eek2:

Cheers
Dave

[RPOLS3]

Bullitt #2?:confused2:

it’s missing the shock tower struts too.

Cheers
Dave

Is that them laying loose in the driver's side rear floor in the picture of the rear seat area?