Posts by jorogcars_old

Iam jogging the thought of selling my 1966 k code fastback. signalflare red, pony interior, front disc, rally pack, not sure if it is GT (buck tag says no, car says yes) has all GT equipment appearing to be stock in insallation according to other posts and websites I've visited. The delima is, it is unfinished but all there and in excellent shape, what is it worth now compared to putting the money into it to sell finished. I owned my own shop and restored many cars but never finished mine, but due to slow times I am closed now with no interest in finishing it. The shop that it is in now ( my brothers ) is also closing. Instead of us both taking another month or two finishing this thing and hating every minute of it because of being burned out, what is a good educated guess of its value. Thanks, Roger

Made a new post for more responses....Thinking about selling!

My car fits all that criteria. I don't know why the buck tag would differ. Wish you could check VIN somewhere for verification.

OK, First of all, no build sheet! My car has all the requirements listed on Karmustang.com but still my question remains. Correct me if I am wrong but the k code comes factory with the same options as the GT (bigger sway bar, dual exhaust reinforcements, front disc brakes, etc.)so the only difference would be the appearance package? Thanks, Roger

Thanks Charles, That will cut my search time down. Roger

I have not found a build sheet. I am the third owner of the car and the previous owner bought it in 1978 and said it has not been altered from factory. It has factory disc brakes, fog lights, badges, stripes etc. Will look tonight for build sheet. Thanks, Roger

Hello all! New to site and already have a question. I own a 1966 fastback k code numbers matching car that is being restored. The car is in very good condition with no rot! I was wondering how I can find out if my car is a GT or not. Everything I've read tells me it is but the buck tag. All is correct with options, dates, and factory signs of fabrication and operation. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Roger