1968 Bullitt Mustang tribute. 390 4speed. highland green

1968 Bullitt Mustang Tribute. 390. 4 speed. 4 wheel disc brakes. Hydraulic clutch. Electric assist power steering. New paint. New interior. New front end parts. New rear end. New tires/wheels

This car was born a Yellow 302 V8 4 speed. Beginning in 2015 it began transformation into a 390 highland green Bullitt mustang.

Much effort was put into making this car resemble the 2 movie cars as much as possible. So before you go asking where are the badges or other missing items on the car. Take a look at the movie cars.

I have binder of most all major receipts of work done. I have all my receipts that I have done on the car. The car has been almost completed worked over and in great condition

Engine – 1966 year 390 V8 decked and bored .030. engine starts and runs great. Very strong. No issues. Dual electric fans

Transmission/drive line

Original rebuilt 4 speed.

Tilton hydraulic t/o bearing

Quick Performance 9” Rear-end housing/axle/center package. 31 spline. 3.70 ratio

Suspension –

Too much to list.

Front end is almost all new with new bushings and

New Electric assist Power steering unit. Adjustable to stiff or soft

New upper and lower control arm assemblies

New outer / inner tie rod ends

New Tie rod adjusting sleeve

New Urethane front sway bar end link kit

New urethane strut rod bushing kit

New Coil Spring insulators

New eccentric eliminators

New Shocks

New springs

Chrome – original bright work is on car and in good condition. Some blacked out

Interior – new seat covers and headliner. Door panels. Carpet. Dash . hurst shifter

Electrical – Horn does not work. Wipers do not work. Lights and turn signals work as they should

Wheels and Tires – new Torque Thrust 15 inch rims and new Kumho tires

Exhaust – brand new 2 ½ stainless exhaust with x pipe and FlowMaster 40’s .

Paint - the weakest link in the car. Looks great from a few feet out. Car was painted I am told in summer of 2015. Whoever painted this car did a great job prepping and disassembly of car, but the materials and preparation of paint application is not good. I have had the paint buffed and sanded and it looks better. But Paint is going to have issues as it ages. I could have it repainted correctly or sell it cheaper than market price of like cars.

After much thought, I choose to sell it as is and see. If no luck, I will have my guys repaint it correctly and jack the price up.

Like all cars being sold on the internet, I would suggest you come inspect the car or send your representative to see the paint so that you are 100% of what you are buying

I have done my best to describe the high points interest on the car the best I can.

Feel free toemail me with questions.