Barrett-Jackson

That poor car has been passed around a lot. I saw it at Carlisle a few years ago and it had a 289 in it. Then, it was for sale in MI for $19K for a long time. $11k seems to be a decent price for the condition, and modifications made to the car.

still overpriced IMO

That car was featured in Car Craft at some point. They have the lowdown online now www.carcraft.com/featuredvehicles/52478_1978_ford_mustang

The purchaser of that car at the BJ auction was a dealership, and they had the car in their "Showroom/Museum" for a while. It listed on eBay this summer, but didn't sell.

I've seen that car again, and the ultra smooth look is getting a bit dated. Plus the rims on that scream 1993. just my opinion.

The was a stock 76 Coupe this year at the auction that sold for $7700, lot number 3.

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/apps...mberperpage=300&orderby=2&showfinalprice=true

jeffnoel said:

The was a stock 76 Coupe this year at the auction that sold for $7700, lot number 3.

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/apps...mberperpage=300&orderby=2&showfinalprice=true

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http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=681724

parthos said:

I've seen that car again, and the ultra smooth look is getting a bit dated. Plus the rims on that scream 1993. just my opinion.

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You were talkin' about the last one. That was the orange car that was in Car Craft.
I agree!! I was going to roll pan my II, then I saw that one and changed my mind!
That car did have a bucket load of cash in it, and it was a bargin for what it went for. The engine likely cost more to build then the selling price of the car!
I kept my car very stock appearing, because stock never goes out of style