Thus spake snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.co.uk :
It's one thing to keep a single example of a desirable car in as-delivered
condition in hopes of cashing in after production winds down. It's another to have fifteen pristine brand-new copies of the fastest cars Ford ever sold become available all at once. More »
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Replicars? The angle and distance make it tough to gauge size, and the racks don't help.
How much did the cost rolling off the line? And what's the likelyhood that Ford would sell that many to one person?