Fatal Crash in 1979 Pace Car

LaserSVT said:

I did say "made" not sold

reading comprehension > Double A Ron


EDIT: And they do have vins. It was one of my first questions on here as I was watching some car show and they were interviewing this car collector that only collects rare cars and loves stangs.
He had a 427 cammer and a 429 Boss with 18 miles, just a killer collection and then there was a 79 Pace Car. I thought why have that, its not that rare. Apparently the host thought the same because he said "Didnt they make over 10,000 of these?" And the guy said "yes, but not the T-tops. This is an original pace car and I had to trade a 93 Cobra R to get it." and the car had plates

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LaserSVT said:

EDIT: And they do have vins. It was one of my first questions on here as I was watching some car show and they were interviewing this car collector that only collects rare cars and loves stangs.
He had a 427 cammer and a 429 Boss with 18 miles, just a killer collection and then there was a 79 Pace Car. I thought why have that, its not that rare. Apparently the host thought the same because he said "Didnt they make over 10,000 of these?" And the guy said "yes, but not the T-tops. This is an original pace car and I had to trade a 93 Cobra R to get it." and the car had plates

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795.0pacecar said:

I would put money on him just having a regular pacecar that someone had T-tops added to and he over payed. Of the 3 pacecars, only 1 was left alone and it now resides at the indy museum, the other 2 were converted to 82 up specs and repainted for other races, and they are both now in Jack Roush's garage.

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Mustang5L5 said:

It does.

I've always wondered what happens to your internet life when you die?

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