72 Mustang Sprint

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bkshaw

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Anyone know anything about these cars? I found one in a Barn in Oregon...

 

hungrymonkey

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dressed up coupes arent they?

where at in Oregon are you?

 

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hungrymonkey said:

dressed up coupes arent they?

where at in Oregon are you?

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I am in Salem.

I did find this site about the 72 Mustang Sprint:

http://www.mustangspecs.com/specialty/sprint.shtml

I wonder how much it's worth?
The old lady is willing to sell.

 

Platonic Solid

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I've never understood what people see in the sprint version. That color combination is just nasty. Either way, price will be based on condition. Do a search on collector car trader to get a feel for price..

 

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one owner too!

Platonic Solid said:

I've never understood what people see in the sprint version. That color combination is just nasty. Either way, price will be based on condition. Do a search on collector car trader to get a feel for price..

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Thank you for the referral...I will try that...
Condition is very very good! The only rust is bottom pass qtr panel behind wheel...and just a little bubbling...

Still has everything original except a radiator has been replaced....
It has the Q code 351 and it's automatic....

I think one of the beauties of the Mustang is the variety... so different things appeal to a lot of people...I kind of like the color scheme...and the fact that on one else in town has one!!!

Plus it has some of the Mach 1 look to it..

Bruce

 

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Good point. To each his own. Good Luck and post pics if you get it.
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bkshaw said:

I am in Salem.

I did find this site about the 72 Mustang Sprint:

http://www.mustangspecs.com/specialty/sprint.shtml

I wonder how much it's worth?
The old lady is willing to sell.

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HAHA I just took one of your cars from you ...I just bought a 1969 mach1 from Salem oregon from (west coast classic cougars)

 

hungrymonkey

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I am from a town south of eugene.


you are not the west coast cougar guy are you?

If so, then I have met you. If not, well. then I have not met you

 

YellowMach69

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No i aint him , i bought a car from him ,And i woundt recommmened him either

 

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I like the colors on the sprints.

 

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Any bigger 71-73 fans out there?

jikelly said:

I like the colors on the sprints.

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The more I look around on the internet, the more I'm getting excited about buying this Mustang Sprint. I really do like the color scheme!

But I am not usually attracted to the Bigger 71-73 models... Can anyone help me to have some check list about what to examine when I go out there today?

Bruce