If you are looking for a true collectible mustang then take a look at mine. Bessie as she has been known to my family for the last 30 years of ownership was one of the first few high country specials off of Ford's production line. (See the production schedule in the pictures and I have a detailed Marti Report if requested). If you have a copy of the California Special/High Country Special registry there is a picture of her when Ford announced the High Country Special to all the area dealers at the Continental Speedway on July 11, 1968.(see pix). She is unique and has the original shoulder harness seat beltsused launch. Bessie traveledwith me across the United States from Colorado, California, Georgia, Illinois and now Ohio. I have sold most of my collection and want her to go on to the home of another Ford enthusiastwho appreciates her like I do... Her 289 was recently rebuilt completelytop to bottom, and recently I added electronic ignition, replaced the gas tank, new exhaust, fuel lines and installednew tires and brake cylinders. Leaf Springs were replaced about 5 years ago and the under carriagethough not detailed, is in very good condition.
1968 Ford Mustang High Country Special Coupe 1968 High Country Special Used
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1968 Ford Mustang High Country Special Coupe 289 V8 3 Speed Automatic Classic Vi
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1968 Ford Mustang High Country Special, 428 V8, 5-speed Tremec Manual Trans
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