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#1
Up For Auction / Re: Phoenix AZ. 1968 GT 350 co...
Last post by silverton_ford - Today at 09:50:46 AM
Quote from: Coralsnake on Today at 05:45:38 AMLets post some of the pictures here, please























#2
Up For Auction / Re: Phoenix AZ. 1968 GT 350 co...
Last post by 68blk500c - Today at 09:50:11 AM
Quote from: 6S896 on Today at 09:41:17 AMImagine that. Another negative, opinionated post.

NO!!
He viewed the video and gave factual feedback, based upon vast knowledge.
#3
Up For Auction / Re: Phoenix AZ. 1968 GT 350 co...
Last post by 6S896 - Today at 09:41:17 AM
Imagine that. Another negative, opinionated post.
#4
Up For Auction / Re: Phoenix AZ. 1968 GT 350 co...
Last post by Coralsnake - Today at 05:45:38 AM
Lets post some of the pictures here, please
#5
Up For Auction / Re: Phoenix AZ. 1968 GT 350 co...
Last post by Coralsnake - Today at 05:44:29 AM
Mr Gaines as soon as you say that, the used cars dealers will call you negative. How dare you? You're going to make some Gen XYZer cry. You will hurt their feelings.

🤣😂🤣
#6
Up For Auction / Re: 8T02J149362-01161 on BAT
Last post by Coralsnake - Today at 05:42:13 AM
 :o healthy in my opinion
#7
Quote from: mark p on August 03, 2026, 01:11:11 PMThanks guys. I appreciate the kind words.

Filling in a few details...
Car is a 1965 Thunderbird "Special Landau" (Limited Edition; plaque says # 1485 of 4500)
Emberglo was only available on this Limited Edition run in 1965 (could get it on any T-bird in '66 IIRC).
"period" magazine ad below.


Oops.  Sorry about that.  Amazing car you have.

QSS


#8
Ford GT / Re: 2.1 Million Dollar BAT Her...
Last post by QuickSilverShelby - August 04, 2026, 11:40:11 PM
I believe it was at MECUM this past spring for close to $1.3mm.

QSS
#9
Up For Auction / Re: 8T02J149362-01161 on BAT
Last post by azdriver - August 04, 2026, 10:36:19 PM
Sold for $165k...

#10
Up For Auction / Re: Phoenix AZ. 1968 GT 350 co...
Last post by Bob Gaines - August 04, 2026, 10:18:42 PM
Quote from: 5s386 on August 04, 2026, 09:54:14 PMPrice is $200K.  Mostly original, low miles. 
+1 not "all original" like the OP claims. From the video the things that stood out to me that were changed are shocks, radiator cap, battery cables and battery hardware, AC rubber straps on export brace on non air car, starter solenoid, master cylinder and master cylinder cap, Wheels of course and replacement convertible top. There are things like if a recored radiator etc. that the resolution of the video can't show.  I am sure there are a number more underneath that were not in the video. A extremely nice mostly original car that could be made better with time,money and parts.