1968 Ford Mustang Fastback on 2040-cars
Eddington, Maine, United States
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This 1968 Mustang GT S Code 390 V/8 Fastback loaded with Options
Is a Rare Find!!!!
1968 Mustang GT Fastback - S Code 390 V/8 1 of 132 built in Raven Black Paint with Black Deluxe Interior.
Loaded with Options:
Factory 8,000 Tachometer. P/Steering P/ Disc. Brakes, 9" Traction-Lok Rear End, Factory Selectaire Air
Conditioner, Sports Deck Rear Seat, Deluxe Steering Wheel, Upper and Lower Consoles, C-6 Select Shift
Cruise-O-Matic, Tinted Glass. Originally came with a AM/ 8 Track Stereo Radio.
Full 1968 Mustang GT Fastback "S" Code 390 V/8 8F02S119279. The Marti Report
confirms The "S" in the Vin# that this a real "S" Code 390 V/8. The Marti Report shows that it is 1 of ONLY 132
built in these factory paint / trim codes Raven Black with Black Deluxe Interior. C-6 Select Shift. It is a nice
example. The photos show the nice engine detail. The photos also show the detailed underneath Red Oxide paint.
Factory "S" Nice "S" Code 390 Air Cleaner/ "S" Shield and Heat Shield , GT exhaust manifolds, Traction Lok 9"
Rear End. Power Steering, Power /Disc Brakes, BF Goodrich Radial tires. It was restored several several years ago.
No car is perfect but this very desirable car is a nice looking example. I don't know where there is a another
OPTION LOADED 1968 Raven Black / Back Deluxe Interior GT "S" Code 390 Fastback like this car that is for sale in
2015! You will see a lot of nice examples of 1968 Shelbys offered for sale, but it is more difficult to find a nice
example of of 1968 Mustang GT S Code 390 Fastback loaded with options and Factory A/C like this Black on Black "S"
Code GT than ANY of the 1968 Shelby's!!!
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