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Technical & General Discussion Area => Mustang Chat Room => Topic started by: tangman on July 09, 2009, 08:59:23 pm

Title: Which one ,67 clone or 68 caliafornia special ?
Post by: tangman on July 09, 2009, 08:59:23 pm

Hi all you fellow mustang nuts.Im a new guy who has been chasing a pony for about 4 years.I think Im nearly there.My preferred ride is a 67 GT but usually rare and $$$ for a reliable one.I also like the Cal special partly because of the shelby add ons but I figure that this model would be good investment wise.Im interested in the Calafornia special on ebay in Brisbane and also the 67 GT clone at Griffs in Melbourne.Any info or advice would be greatly appreciated.Also neither are registed,Im in NSW so what would need to be done to make compliance for rego and likely costs for doing so.Thanks for you help!

Title: Which one ,67 clone or 68 caliafornia special ?
Post by: moe on July 09, 2009, 09:46:26 pm

Go the Cal Special!
In terms of Rego Advice, try sending a U2U to BossKraft

Title: Which one ,67 clone or 68 caliafornia special ?
Post by: non member on July 09, 2009, 09:57:15 pm

Any info you want on the C/S I can help provide. I have restored a few & am connected to people in the registry.

One I modified is on my photobucket site here....

http://s728.photobucket.com/albums/ww284/Downresto/68%20AIX%20race%20Mustang/

Title: Which one ,67 clone or 68 caliafornia special ?
Post by: Bumblebee on July 10, 2009, 10:12:27 am

Cali Special for sure!  :(

Cheers Bee

Title: Which one ,67 clone or 68 caliafornia special ?
Post by: 65pony on July 10, 2009, 02:33:30 pm

mate defiently the cal special.

NSW rego is easy! just the usual things such as ball joint, tyres, oil leaks . . . also you will need a set of H4 headlights because the US ones dip to the wrong side. Check your seat belts and make sure your lights work and you will be fine!

Title: Which one ,67 clone or 68 caliafornia special ?
Post by: Macka on July 10, 2009, 04:10:57 pm

There is a good CF/GT for sale that won trophies at the last Nationals.