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whats the diff between a 68 stang and 68 GT

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I want to know the exact differences between a regular 68 mustang and and 68 mustang GT. I am planning on buying one here soon and it has been advertised as a GT 390. I have looked at the car and here is what i have found (also have been looking at pics on the net to get a good feel of what should be there on the car). 1 Grill looks to be a regular grill, no fog lights or fog light brackets. 2 Repainted so no C stripe. 3 Have heard that the trunk had turn signals on a GT ( haven't seen any in any pics, non on this car). 4 Has a roll bar inside car, very loose dont think it is factory. 5 Car has 390 badges on lower front fenders not GT. 6 Has GT rims but dont seem to fir correctly ( rubs something on the front a arms I think) 7 Forgot to look at the gas cap. 8 No antenna or visible radio ( interior is raggidy). 9 Car does have original brakets for dual exhaust. 10 Don't know the diff between regular springs and GT springs. 11 Have read that the GT 390's came with chrome engine dress up kits, although have not been able to look at the engine yet. 12 Have read that all 390's were in fact GT's. Engine is original.
Were GT's able to be ordered with only part of the GT options
The guy wants 8 grand for the car. It is in dire need of restoration. I won't drive it on the freeway, put it that way. Maybe I will save a few thousand dollars on the deal. Thanks.
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doesn't sound like a GT. A GT would (originally) have foglights and say "GT" on the fenders, not the Mustang script and the engine displacement. It would have the "GT" pop open gas cap, the dual/dual exhausts with rear valance cutouts.
 

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try these sites for more GT info

http://www.etconnect.com/gt/mmgtff.htm

http://www.geocities.com/mustangs68.geo/
 
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what are "trunk turn signals?" If you mean hood signals, I don't think that's determining factor. You could get any regular 67 or 68 Mustang with or w/o turn signal hood, regardless of the engine choice (I think that GTs could be had w/o turn signal hood, but I'm not sure). The GT options could easily be added by the dealership or by the owner, and it wouldn't be a real GT.
I looked at a 68 coupe before I bought my 67; it had almost all of the GT equipment, but wasn't a real GT.
 
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not all 390s were GTs
 
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