Bullitt Mustang Going To Auction

[Tracker1]

You raise a good point. At least one car had them removed, maybe both.

[Lee Stewart]

Originally Posted by jer

I love this geeky car movie stuff!
So, did the Bullitt car have it's backup lights removed or were they blacked out?
The 'stang in your move has them.

Reverse Lights became standard on all cars for the model year 1966

[olredalert]

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart

Reverse Lights became standard on all cars for the model year 1966

----You can almost see where the filler work was done on the lower valence......Bill S

[luzl78]

Originally Posted by olredalert

----You can almost see where the filler work was done on the lower valence......Bill S

Round sheetmatal caps with two screws holding them in

[resto4u]

yep, clearly see where they were.

[Tenney]

Originally Posted by jer

I love this geeky car movie stuff!
So, did the Bullitt car have it's backup lights removed or were they blacked out?
The 'stang in your move has them.

Model Shop 'stang appears to have fender script, too ...?

[EZ Nova]

Getting close!!!!!

Not sure what day it's going over the block.....


https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0120-39...ng-gt-bullitt/

[Charley Lillard]

Lot F150 would be on a Friday.

[Lee Stewart]

When we get a little close to the actual auction date I will rerun the "Guess The Selling Price" poll thread - to give people a second chance (and maybe for some a first chance) to come up with their best guess.

[TomP]

A friend of mine is headed there and I will give him eight hundred bucks to pick up the Bullitt for me. I suppose it's $880 with commission? I feel that is fair based on condition.

He thinks millions but i'm not sure it is shiny enough for the rich mooks and the young 'uns either have no interest in it or no money.
I was surprised to see it being auctioned, but maybe as someone already posted Ford got their value from it and doesn't need it anymore. I assume it was Ford that was responsible for the car for the past two years?