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I'd like to see it restored to it's former glory, maybe end up as a feature car for one of the mustang mags out there,I'm sure it would make an incredible story.
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19 years ago
BOSS 302! SAD SAD SAD
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19 years ago
It's enough to make you cry. Possibly my favorite Stang ever... poor baby...
Brad
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19 years ago
It would take a special person to restore this one . . . . one with more money than sense.
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19 years ago
Did you notice the guy is parting it out? Check the "other auctions"
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19 years ago
I noticed that, he says check other auctions for the seats. Looks like there is nothing left on it that's good and not welded or glued to the main unit body. He even cut the cowl panel off of it and is selling it separately. Front calipers and spindles, etc.... geese.
Looks like most of the car's poor condition is from him selling it piece by piece.
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Someone will by it just for the VIN Plate and Title to "rebody" a BOSS 302 clone.
-ERIC
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19 years ago
Figures it would be in Indiana. Might as well have a Torino on those flat straight roads. Those rednecks can do a lot of damage when they "improve" their cars. It undoubtedly had side pipes and a CB antenna on it back in the '70's. Can't believe it doesn't have a hole in the roof from one of those Pep Boys pop-out sunroofs.