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May 16, 2007 at 4:55 PM -
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Nice looking car. However, unless I read the tag wrong it is to early to be a factory GT or factory Deluxe Interior (Pony). O' well.
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Nice looking car. However, unless I read the tag wrong it is to early to be a factory GT or factory Deluxe Interior (Pony). O' well.
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you're right about that - as a matter of fact this one is just about as early as they get
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Door Tag is definitely a REPO and the car is not a factory 63B Deluxe interior or GT car by the date - these options were not available until Feb or March '65 and the car is dated September '64.
Can't tell for sure if the carb has the choke stop from the picture - if it is not there the carb is a fake.
Someone did a nice job of putting all the details on the car and the added GT and Deluze stuff - just not 100% like it left the factory.
Over-all nice looking car - price is as expected for a dealer, "resale" red, and the "GT - Deluxe interior" adder which isn't accurate for the car but I'm sure the dealer expects.
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It is not that easy to see but the carb does have the choke stop.
-Fred-
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It's a great looking car. It's fairly easy to take of the GT bits and return it to a non-GT, I had to do it on mine. Wouldn't this have been a transverse dual car?
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Stunning car. I would love to have it!
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Too much red for me and I don't care for non-authentic features especially that aftermarket door tag. It tells us the Kar came with a pony interior when it did not. It's just not right.
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Too much red for me and I don't care for non-authentic features especially that aftermarket door tag. It tells us the Kar came with a pony interior when it did not. It's just not right.
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I couldn't agree more...
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The Oswalt Mustang web site shows the car sold. Anybody know the final selling price?
http://www.oswaltsmustangs.com/forsale.htm
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Just spoke to the Dealer and he said he sold it to a guy from Canada for 65K...
So he said it was a full rotesserie resto??
Still a good price
Tony
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If it really sold for that price, it sits well for those fortunate people who already own a k-code. It's bad news for people who are looking for a k-code. I know two classic car dealers and they have both indicated to me that they feel k-code prices are set to take a big increase in price in the near future due to the prices of shelbys.
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Must have been a full rotisseree <spelling?> to get that much body color under the car! What did he say about the door tag mis-information?
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I think that some magazine articles used to tell people to get a new door tag made so that it would match the car. Of course, they also advocated cutting the rear panel to fit Cougar taillights with sequential blinkers... That may have been fine in the '70s when they were just "old cars", but it turns the stomach now.
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That's great......
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If it really sold for that price, it sits well for those fortunate people who already own a k-code. It's bad news for people who are looking for a k-code. I know two classic car dealers and they have both indicated to me that they feel k-code prices are set to take a big increase in price in the near future due to the prices of shelbys.
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I fully agree. A GT K code fastback just sold locally for $54,000.
The car was in good shape, but the paint was a ten-footer. K codes will go up because of the untouchable (for most of us) price of shelbys.
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