RARE!! 428ci 1968 MUSTANG FASTBACK R-CODE (SOLD) at Coyote Classics

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[@LeiYuanHong]

You guys are having way too much fun driving these cars!

[@hippydippy]

I'm not a huge Ford lover, but that thing is Sick!

[@rlh4331]

Reminds me of the red Charger you had, started over $100K but last listed price was low 90's before it sold. Let's see where the Mustang lands. Beautiful car.

[@marodriguezsr]

Absolutely precious.

[@charlievogler8520]

Yeah beautiful ride thank you for the video great job 👍

[@CoyoteClassics]

Thanks 👍

[@Tinman964]

Just picked up a project 70 429 . Still paid a lot for it . But it’s a # matching. Hope to have it done before I retire in 7 years lol

[@charlievogler8520]

Good luck those are really nice cars when they're done 👍

[@peteralexander1155]

Ford letters on the hood for a `68? Super clean car with a beast engine though

[@gerardomanuelortiztellado1460]

❤BEAUTIFUL HORSES❤

[@RockyBaker-ze9td]

❤Beautiful car love you all God bless you

[@davidravenhill6920]

One nice car , but my pockets aren't deep enough to afford that car . But it's still a great car ❤

[@Mike583]

I owned a couple of '65 Mustangs, a square back factory K code & a fastback, with a transplanted K code drive train. A '66 fastback & a '71 fastback. It had the 351C, ramair & C6. I never got to own the '67-'70 though. This is one beautiful 68 1/2! Too rare & too good of shape for me,though!❤

[@Gene-z6k]

My cousin had a blue 428

[@mekrobar7872]

damn... i see you doubled the price. i was about to jump on it, lol. it was too good to be true at $58.

[@randymillsjr.1730]

I had a friend had a coupe version and got 80k for it. Rare mustangs

[@CharlotteRose-e5o]

Today I learned that Johnny Sins also owns a classic car lot, is there anything he doesn't do

[@Lee-d7b]

Transportation deal good price

[@bobbythompson4889]

Nice car I'd drive it everyday why buy them if you can't drive them standing around looking at it doesn't make your money back.

[@BobbyOfEarth]

I just experienced the Mandela effect, almost like this has all happened before...

[@JohnDoe-wy2py]

A lot of work to change the color, inside and out. Would be worth more if was still original color

[@jasonThunder-b2j]

I would say 2 be safe 750.000$ with respect

[@kimadams7632]

Sounds like a bad water pump

[@Gene-z6k]

He got it in Rochester Minnesota beautiful car but my Chevy nova can beat it

[@badass6.0powerstroke10]

No, that's 428 Cobra Jet 🐍 Power, your little Nova gonna have a hard time with that.

[@Gene-z6k]

@badass6.0powerstroke10 nova was made in Minneapolis some race car driver built it the person drove a dragster nova street legal he beet the mustang by 4 cars I told my cousin he's fast lost 500 hundred in the 1974 lot money then I got 250 dollars from him I just gave it to both the wife's there money any way cousin sister had a Ford galaxy with 2 four barrows on it really fast he was lucky owned a little gas station on highway 90 and highway 63 semi drivers haul new cars got gas he would by nice fast car 60s and 70s cars he still has a Vega wagon 18 miles on it brand new cost 2400 hundred new deal

[@billcarlson1730]

Way too much money!

[@Mike583]

Do you realize just how few of these cars were made,in just 6 months?! Of those 1k+ cars,only a fraction still exist,& even less in this fantastic shape & factory condition!

[@billcarlson1730]

@@Mike583 so because someone says its rare, we should overpay for it? LOL!

[@Mike583]

@billcarlson1730 You must not know very much about real factory muscle cars! You don't need to go by what someone says! Just look at the low production #'s! Also it's lucky if there's a 1/3 of that number remaining 56 years later! It doesn't take a genius, to figure out their worth in today's market!

[@billcarlson1730]

@@Mike583 at 64 years old I know more than you think about old cars. And I damn sure know not to pay $106,000 for a $60,000 car. LOL!

[@markestes5948]

Just because you want to give $60,000 for it does not mean that is what it is worth.