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Another shot of Julie's Vermillion Red 1968 Mustang hardtop.
It has the deluxe interior. It has woodgrain accents on the dash, steering wheel, and door panels.
Julie sends us additional shots of her Vermillion Red 1968 Mustang hardtop. Julie tells us more,
"I bought this Mustang in August of 2003. Since then, I have started the process of converting it into a Shelby Coupe Tribute to the Green Hornet (only it will be red and have a 408 Stroker engine). I haven't decided whether to go with the original C-4 transmission or whether to use an FMX in it yet. The interior is mostly done, including Carroll Shelby's signature on my dash. I was able to get that prior to his death. It means the world to me."
Right side view of Julie's Vermillion Red 1968 Mustang hardtop.
It has it's original 289ci V8 engine.
Acapulco Blue 1968 Mustang GT with the second largest engine offered in a 1968 Mustang, 325 hp (at 4800 rpm), 390 cubic inch, V8 with a Holley 4 barrel carburetor.
Acapulco Blue 1968 Mustang GT, front end view.
1968 Acapulco Blue Mustang GT fastback, right rear view.
What's under the hood, the original 325 hp (at 4800 rpm), 390 cubic inch, V8 with a Holley 4 barrel carburetor.
Interior view of the 1968 Mustang GT. This one has a bench seat!
Door data tag of this 1968 Acapulco Blue Mustang.
63A standard fastback body style,
U Tahoe Turquoise meaning this car has been repainted,
11J built on the 11th of September for
90 export,
G 3.24:1 rear axle code, and
5 a 4 speed manual transmission.
This is the first Shelby GT-350 built in 1968. It's also a Sunlit Gold Hertz car. The owner is Randy Cantrell from North Carolina. Randy tells us more,
"This car has been in my family since 1970. It was my brother's car. He was killed in 1972. His wife had a hard time driving a straight drive. I had just turned 16 and gotten my 1st car - a 1965 2+2 fastback 289 auto. My brother's wife asked me if I would trade my car for the Shelby. I didn't hesitate and I've had it ever since. I had no ideal it was the 1st 68 GT-350 convertible made until Peter Disher from www.thecoralsnake.com did the an article on the car. Needless to say it's a special car to me." Peter Disher discovered that Shelby's first four conversions on 1968 Mustangs where Hertz show cars - a GT350 convertible, GT350 fastback, GT500 convertible, and a GT500 fastback. Each was painted Sunlit Gold. And THIS is the GT350 Hertz convertible.
Another shot of Randy's Sunlit Gold 1968 Mustang Shelby GT-350 Hertz convertible.
Randy's Sunlit Gold 1968 Shelby GT-350 Hertz convertible has the special Shelby 10-spoke wheels.
Diamond Blue 1968 Mustang convertible with a 289 cubic inch engine and two tone blue interior.
Acapulco Blue 1968 Shelby GT-350 fastback owned by Denny Headley from Illinois. This was our featured
Attitude Of The Week for the week starting April 18, 2010. The car originally Lime Green, then painted white, then sat in a field for many years rotting away. The car was rescued from the field and restored. These photos were taken at the 7th Annual Main Street Fight Against Multiple Sclerosis Car Show held in Princeville, Illinois.
Acapulco Blue 1968 Shelby GT-350 fastback, front end view. You can make out the racing harness seat belts hanging from the roll bar inside. These are standard items on the Shelby back in 1968.
Acapulco Blue is a metallic paint which shines many shades of blue in the sun.
The Shelby standard items along the side include the GT-350 rocker stripes, side scoops just ahead of the rear wheel openings, side scoops higher up on the side roof piller, and a rear spoiler. The special 15-inch 10-spoke Shelby wheels were options.
Acapulco Blue 1968 Shelby GT-350 fastback, left rear view.
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