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Rex Minert Website Cars: 1968 Mustang California Special known as a GT/CS, 1984 GT Convertible, 1993 SVT Cobra and a 1998 Mustang Cobra
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Rex Minert 1968 Mustang California Special known as a GT/CS. What makes a GT/CS different? The GT/CS Equipment Package option added $194.31 in 1968 and included the Shelby fiberglass deck lid spoiler, Shelby fiberglass body-side scoops, Shelby fiberglass quarter panel extensions, functional louvered hood, rear deck stripes and side stripes with “GT/CS” on the side scoops, pony corral pop-open gas cap, Shelby exposed “twist” hood locks, and “California Special” chrome script on the rear quarter panels. Also there was a unique “blacked out” front grille without the Mustang corral or chrome trim, and the Lucas fog lights mounted in the grille. Oddly enough, a GT/CS could come with or without, the GT option and could come with any engine combination from a six cylinder to the 428CJ. All California Specials were built in the San Jose plant along side other 1968 Mustangs. Beyond the prototypes, the California Special was not directly built by Shelby Automotive, but the GT/CS is the only non-Shelby built vehicle in 1968 to use Shelby parts. A total of 4118 GT/CS Mustangs were built. Of that number 2320 were like this one with the 289 2-V with the C-4 automatic transmission. The MartiAutoWorks report shows this car to have been built as a dealer stock unit on March 25, 1968. It was sold by Jim Fisk Ford, Inc. in Los Angeles, CA. Factory options included Power Disc Brakes and Power Steering, an AM radio, Tinted Glass, the Remote Left Hand Mirror and F70x14 Wide Oval Tires. The color is Meadowlark Yellow (code W) with the Black Standard Bucket Seats. 1984
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Mustang GT Convertible 5.0
V8, 5 speed Modifications: none 1993
SVT cobra Production #2110 Cobra
Options & Retail Prices in 1993 Clearcoat
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91.00 Modifications: 1993
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