Actually Moparguy, you are both right. The original "Gone in 60 Seconds", H.B. Halicki's 1974 film, starred a '73 Mach as Eleanor. The more recent "...60 Seconds" remake with Nicholas Cage starred the '67 Shelby. If you haven't seen the '74 movie version, it is a must have.
Mustang from the movie Gone in 60 Seconds was a 1971-1973 ford mustang thats a 70 mach1 even with the way it looks i'd like to have it parked at my house
Okay...A gentleman bought the car in 1970. Had it a few years, scared himself with the power, traded it in for a 4 dr Rambler. Gentleman number 2 bought it, drove it, put it in a shed, then was killed in a corn bin accident. Willed it to his then 15 or 16 year old son, who has been in trouble with the law. He is now 19 or 20 out of jail and I'm not sure where the story will go from there. The damage that you see was caused by someone backing a farm machine into it while it was stored. Did not get into the hood or structure. I'll let you know what happens when I know. Mark
This is in a shed 2 miles from my farm. Original 428 car with shaker hood. Factory buckets with console delete. Been in shed for a long time! This is really a time capsule!
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