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alancw3 01-11-2020 03:40 AM

O.t. Bullitt mustang sells for record $3.4 milliom at mecum
 
Provenance, rust and patina=$3.4 million. Watching Mecum Kissimmee yesterday. Way too much money out there. checkout the condition in the pics:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/clas...-4m/ar-BBYQ2Ab

soulspinner 01-11-2020 06:32 AM

saw that and the car was very rough. Seems like a lot o cash. Wouldn't mind a new Bullit in green but Id have to put cragars on it as I hate black wheels. And they dyno 425 to 430 at the rears......

Tickdoc 01-11-2020 06:37 AM

Watched it live yesterday. So exciting I had to change my shirt when it was over.

It's a rough GT, but there is no other like it. Iconic doesn't even begin to describe it.

Love my '19 Bullitt. Like this one, it is not much more than a regular GT, but oh so special.

providence 01-11-2020 06:38 AM

Saw the photos of the car’s condition before the auction. Was kind of shocked. Knew it would go for crazy money though.

What gets me is imagining the type of garage it is likely going to enter into. Picturing what it looks like, what type of cars are in there, and then picturing what this will look like next to the lot.

Elefantino 01-11-2020 07:13 AM

Ford should capitalize and come out with a 2021 E-Bullitt. :eek:

PaMtbRider 01-11-2020 07:56 AM

I wish I still had my 67 Mustang GT fastback. It had a 390 v8 and a 4 speed just like the Bullit car. Unfortunately I sold it for a bit less than 3.5 million.

buddybikes 01-11-2020 08:09 AM

a fool and his money are soon departed


Speaking of this, back in mid 70's I drove, had opportunity to buy a Dodge Daytona fastback, 1969, all I remember about it was it rocked sideways idling, and was beginning of the gas problems, so I got a bug

Spaghetti Legs 01-11-2020 08:19 AM

And all the CL sellers of best up rusty, beat up Colnago Supers take note.

el cheapo 01-11-2020 08:34 AM

Watched the auction with my 95 year old father. What a thrill! The price is actually higher than $3.4 million when you throw in the Mecum Auction sale percentage of 10%. Amazing!

Hai H. Ho 01-11-2020 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by el cheapo (Post 2642469)
Watched the auction with my 95 year old father. What a thrill! The price is actually higher than $3.4 million when you throw in the Mecum Auction sale percentage of 10%. Amazing!

Yep, $3.74M.

unterhausen 01-11-2020 09:19 AM

It's interesting that there was only one car. Seems like nowadays it would take multiple cars to take the beating that this one got

Seramount 01-11-2020 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by unterhausen (Post 2642490)
It's interesting that there was only one car. Seems like nowadays it would take multiple cars to take the beating that this one got

google says there were two movie cars...one for stunts and one for close-ups with SM at the wheel.

the stunt car was reportedly trashed and scrapped.

the 'hero' car is the one that just sold at auction.

jamesdak 01-11-2020 09:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by providence (Post 2642413)

What gets me is imagining the type of garage it is likely going to enter into. Picturing what it looks like, what type of cars are in there, and then picturing what this will look like next to the lot.

It looks like this.....I just need to clean out the 3rd bay. :p:p

https://pbase.com/jhuddle/image/170295677.jpg

unterhausen 01-11-2020 09:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seramount (Post 2642494)
google says there were two movie cars...one for stunts and one for close-ups with SM at the wheel.

the stunt car was reportedly trashed and scrapped.

the 'hero' car is the one that just sold at auction.

Okay, that make sense. That's no fun at all, I wouldn't have given a penny over $2million for that

parris 01-11-2020 09:49 AM

There are scenes in the movie where you can see the square tubing they used for camera mounting. It's STILL one of the greatest chase scenes to this day.


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