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Originally posted by BLAKE View PostIt was Highland Green, not Moss.
According to that VIN, it is an S code. The second digit is for assembly plant (R= San Jose.
Lastly, a lot can happen in damn near 50 years. My fastback is black/black with a 5.0 and T-5. When I got it in 1996 it was black/red with a 289 and C4. When it was new it was blue/blue with a 289 and a 3spd manual.
I have owned over 100 Mustangs including 3 Boss 302s and a bunch of 69/70 Mach ones ect.Just been away from them for years now and Im rusty.
FWIW my best friend is restoring the first 135 R car that was sold to the public.Another friend of ours bought it new at Tasca when he worked there.
It will be featured in one of the major Mustang magazines when its done.I think Mustang Monthly.
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Originally posted by jleews6 View PostYou are right. I looked quick and saw the R and didnt pay attention that it was the second digit. I have owned them all in the past so I know the numbers I just looked quick. I know allot can change and I was just going by what looked to be the first color on the fender even though the fender could have been changed 100 times since 67/68.
I have owned over 100 Mustangs including 3 Boss 302s and a bunch of 69/70 Mach ones ect.Just been away from them for years now and Im rusty.
FWIW my best friend is restoring the first 135 R car that was sold to the public.Another friend of ours bought it new at Tasca when he worked there.
It will be featured in one of the major Mustang magazines when its done.I think Mustang Monthly.
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Originally posted by BLAKE View PostWell, that's quite a roster. Probably should have held onto those boss 302's. ;-)
This is a Calypso 70 Boss.it will be a perfect 100% rust free car when its done and wont have any aftermarket sheet metal on the car.
Going back together.
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