1968 1/2 Ford Mustang Fast Back R Code

Owned by a lifelong Ford enthusiast for the past 18 years.( 4th or 5th owner) It was restored between 1988 and 1992. Letter from Ford Technical Research validates the car. Originally purchased from Tasca Ford in Rhode Island. This car was raced for several years in the 70s. It is not Concourse Correct but a nicely done & mildly modified driver. Outlined on the "Highlights Sheet" are modifications typical of a car like this. Owner has also raced this car on occasion at New England Dragway at several Nostalgia type events winning its class in 2000. This is not a "race" car but a true representation of a mildly modified street car that has been driven on a limited basis over the last 18 years typically to local shows and cruise nights. $42,000 or Best Offer.. MORE...
VIN #8F02R182XXX - Mass Title - Non-Matching drivetrain
Engine: Rebuilt C6ME 428 Block, Bored .030, CJ Crank, Rods and .030 replacement TRW Forged Pistons, CJ Heads, 67 Police Interceptor Intake, Reworked #3310 Holley Carb. Tri-Y Street Headers, Improved Ignition System, McLeod 40lb Flywheel, Lakewood Scatter shield, Zoom Long Style Pressure Plate - Estimated HP is 400-410 at the Flywheel. Cam’d for the street, the power range is off idle to 5500 RPM .
Transmission: Top-loader RUG-M1 , Wide Ratio , 68 390 GT Transmission , Hurst Comp. Plus Shifter
Rear End: 1966 Shelby 9 inch housing (1 inch a side narrower than a 68-70 rear end – allows for bigger tires/wheels) - 3:89 to 1 Ratio rebuilt with new Bearings and Seals, 4 Pinion Trac Loc Differential, Rebuilt with New Clutch Pack and Plates. 28 Spline Moser Alloy Axles With New Axle Seals, Replacement Correct CJ Rear Springs, KYB Gas Shocks, CJ staggered shock mounts in the rear. Bolt on early style Traction Bars
