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Made famous from the 1968 movie 'Bullitt', the original 1968 fastback Mustang was painted in the iconic color known as Highland Green. If you are familiar with the movie, then you understand what the car is capable of. 40 years later, Ford brought back the legend with the 2008 body, painted to match the original. The beauty of a Bullitt Mustang lies in its simple but elegant design. From the clean body lines and the removal of the rear spoiler, this car is built to be stunning at any angle. There is no over the top body designs like you find on the other Mustangs built in this time, from the Shelby hoods to the Roush and Saleen bodies that are made to look aggressive on the street, instead the Bullitt has a more subtle design in mind. The hood is a standard Mustang GT hood and the body matches that of the factory GT style, but is made to have a more iconic look with its beautiful paint job lined in metal flake. The engine is a 4. 6l 3 valve engine that makes 315 rated horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque. Topped off with a Ford Racing cold air...

Straight out of the gate flashing style and sophistication, this little coupe is ready to either win you some trophies, or be one solid daily driver! Built with a stout 289 cubic inch V8, and topped with a 4 barrel carb, this pony is ready to move. Mated up to this sound engine is a 4-speed toploader transmission, giving you complete control of a very fun driving experience. Built to a high standard, you can see in every detail that this car was restored with a love and a passion, rather than to just assemble a clean factory grade car. The inside is done in an absolutely gorgeous cream colored vinyl arrangement with matching dashboard as well as a black and chrome accent across the gauge clusters. The carpeting is also done in a light beige color which simply adds a very classy touch to the car. One of the most interesting features in the interior would be the very well done Pony seats, which have scenes of horses galloping, raised into the vinyl. The outside of the car has a flowing sense of style, working perfectly with the interior, the exterior is painted in a stunning Nightmist Blue, which is...

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This gorgeous Mustang Fastback was restored 14 years ago and still looks great today! Powered by a mildly built 289 backed by a 5 speed manual transmission and putting power to the ground through a 8- Currie rear end with 3. 55 gears, this baby will move! This pony car is made much more enjoyable to drive with 4 wheel Wilwood disc brakes and cold blowing A/C. The A/C is R134-A so it is cheap and easy to recharge if it ever needs it. Other options include vinyl interior, seat belts, radial tires, aluminum alloy wheels, AM/FM/CD player, and fold down rear seat. The restoration is documented with pictures and receipts and show that most of the metal on the car was replaced with new to make for a very solid Fastback! New exhaust including new manifolds and full dual exhaust was just done in 2015 along with high back bucket seats, and a new hydraulic clutch. The front end of this 65 was given a 66 grill which most people prefer as it is a cleaner look. Badging and emblems are kept to a minimum to maintain that smooth and clean look all around the car. 1965 was the first...

The odometer reads 56,991 with the actual mileage being unknown. Options for this 1970 Boss Tribute include: AM FM Radio, CD Player, Seat Belts, Power Brakes, BFG TA Tires, New 15 x 7 Magnum 500 Wheels, Posi -'Traction, SS BC Front Disc Brakes. Powering this Boss Tribute is an original 302 CID V8 F Code with a 600 CFM Carburetor sitting on top an aluminum Ford high-rise intake manifold. A 4-speed manual transmission transfers the power to the Ford 9' rear which houses 3. 70 gears. New quarter panels and fenders were installed when it was painted in 2010. The shaker, window slats, rear spoiler and tail light panel are freshly painted. The interior is all new including dash pad and door panels.

The Boss Mustang is a true piece of American history. While the Mustang is without question one of...