Cost of a new Maverick

[2022EOW]

My '74 Bronco had a window sticker of $2,8xx! Had a 302, automatic, and auxiliary fuel tank (8 GALLONS) as the only options. Wish I still had it, the old ones are selling for $100K+ in many instances.

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[Johnkn]

Where's that flyer from?
Just searching google shows my '68 Fastback was around $2700.
I bought it in '99 for not much more than that.

How did your “1968 Mustang” come to have 1967 quarter panels on it?

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[JKinPA]

I'm trying to figure out the 'custom sedan'. Did you get to name it if you had one built??

My uncle had one, believe it had a 390 in it. I broke the motor mounts revving it. He wasn’t happy

 

[inthecabin]

Maybe I'm strange, but the car I'd want to be able to buy the most from that ad is that sweet Country Squire (if that's what it is...looks like the LTD tail lights). My first car was a station wagon, so I have a thing for them.

Same here I actually had one of those. Loved it!!!

 

[Gullzway]

How did your “1968 Mustang” come to have 1967 quarter panels on it?

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There were two different types used in 1968, pre-March had a rectangular indented type. After March they went to the flush mount Cougar type and the indents in the quarter panels were done away with.

I did not want the reflectors on after having the body restored/painted.

 

[Johnkn]

^^ the change occurred mid-February, 1968. My early '68 GT500 I purchased in 1977 has the early, recessed larger reflectors. My 68.5 car has the later surface-mount reflectors with smooth quarters like all production 68 CJ Mustangs. . This 68.5 car was one of the first ordered/built for the public (non 135 car) with a 01-May-68 build date. Zero option, radio delete, 428CJ/430/4 speed. Fresh restoration with original parts..

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