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Anyone want an R code?

One of my fondest mustang memories was seeing one of these 68.5 CJ fastbacks sell at a Kruse auction my Dad took me to every year. It was probably around 1985, I bought my Mach one year later. It was MINT and sold for 13.9K, acapulco blue 4speed. Those were the days!!!
 
Is it worth what he is asking???[Subjective, I know, but I'm curious....]Looks to be pretty original.......
 
"lleno" said:
Is it worth what he is asking???[Subjective, I know, but I'm curious....]Looks to be pretty original.......
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I don't think so. It would have to be a restored car to bring that much cash.
 
Anyone know the numbers on 68.5 R code production?

I worked with a guy who's dad bought one new. He also walked into the local Ford dealership and bought a 427 for it that he still had in the crate last I talked to him.
 
"daveSanborn" said:
I worked with a guy who's dad bought one new. He also walked into the local Ford dealership and bought a 427 for it that he still had in the crate last I talked to him.
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That doesnt suck....
 
"daveSanborn" said:
Anyone know the numbers on 68.5 R code production?
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221 hardtops, 2097 fastbacks, and 552 'verts. Split roughly half/half of 4-speeds and C6s.
 
You have included Shelby production in some of those numbers.

Mustang only production was 221 coupes, 34 convertibles and 1044 fastbacks.
 
"garner67" said:
I don't think so. It would have to be a restored car to bring that much cash.
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There's a guy on the fomoco forums that's restoring one right now, and has done work on another one in the past (two in the same garage!). He's a guru on them and he thinks it's worth just about asking price.
 
"Starfury" said:
There's a guy on the fomoco forums that's restoring one right now, and has done work on another one in the past (two in the same garage!). He's a guru on them and he thinks it's worth just about asking price.
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So when are you going to pick it up...
 
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