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- - -  UNDER THIS COUPE’S SNUG-FITTING HOOD IS A
                             5.0-LITER DOHC V8 ENGINE  - - -




           LOT #768
           1968 FORD MUSTANG


           CUSTOM FASTBACK





           This Pro-Touring 1968 Mustang was the beneficiary of   swapped for a Rod & Custom Mustang II front clip and
           an extensive, ground-up, no-expense-spared professional   first-class Chassisworks G-link rear, half augmented with
           restoration. This Ford's total reboot began with all-new   power rack & pinion steering, custom subframe connectors
           sheet metal that included a pair of OEM front fenders.   and high-quality mini-tubs. Braking power is supplied
           Once hours of labor had blended that metal into a nice   by Wilwood 4-piston calipers squeezing four drilled and
           fit and finish, a layer of DuPont Magic Red base coat was   slotted rotors. Headers dump spent gases into a custom,
           sealed under Hot Hues Sandstorm stripes and a glossy clear   2.5-inch exhaust system that backs an X-shaped crossover
           coat shell. With its enhanced, Shelby-style profile, the car   with stainless MagnaFlow mufflers, and everything rolls on
           presents a professionally finished appearance.        polished American Racing 427 Cobra wheels, which twist

           Under this coupe's snug-fitting hood is a 5.0-liter DOHC   Nitto NT555 Extreme ZR tires.
           V8 engine. Officially named Coyote, and known as      The well-rounded interior was professionally installed and
           the backbone of the current Mustang GT, this state-of-  features power-operated, fourth-generation GTO bucket
           the-art powerplant utilizes forged internals, oil-cooled   seats in high-quality vinyl covers. Opposite those seats,
           hypereutectic pistons, a long-runner single-scroll intake,   an aluminum-trimmed dash founds AutoMeter Phantom
           variable valve timing and a direct-mount throttle body to   gauges between Ron Francis wiring, a Pioneer touchscreen
           create stout 11:1 compression all the way up to 7,000 rpm.   head unit and controls for the car's Vintage Air climate
           A TREMEC T56 Magnum 6-speed manual transmission       system. At the foot of that dash, a custom console centers a
           spins a Chassisworks FAB9 rear end that's fitted with   booted TREMEC shifter.
           Strange 31-spline axles. The suspension was completely   NO RESERVE.


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