An American Tragedy! September 11th 2001
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This page last edited on May 21, 2009 6:46 PM
| #227 had a brand new Engine put in because of two blown headgaskets. It's a bummer, but so far it's running GREAT! 227 had a few paint issues to work out and Prism Autobody took care of it for me! They also did an EXCELLENT job putting the Blue and Purple Pearl Flames on 227. Thanks Harry, Ray, Christi and all the guys at Prism Autobody! Great Job.
My 1968 Ford Mustang Engine. Lots of dust from sitting for two many years. It looks like it's time to start working on it again;-)...
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Bullitt Caliper color
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P/N ALBZ-19500-1001A Cardinal Red |
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This is what the car looked like when I brought it
home. Still needed a good detailing, but looked good in the photo.
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This is what the car lookes like today after Prism Autobody applied
the Blue and Purple Ghost
Flames. Also a new set of Yokohama AVS ES100 275 35 18's on a set of
Chrome Replica Bullitt Wleels from Tires.com
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| Here are some nice detail shots of the NEW Mustang GT Bullitt!. This is car #00227. Only 5601 have been produced. |
227 in San Francisco. December
24th across from the Norwegian Seaman's Church. This is on Hyde Street.
Notice the Cable car in the background.
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| The car on the River Near Albion River Inn. |
227 crossing the Golden Gate
Bridge on December 24th.
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Bud's 2001 Bullitt and 1968
Mustang. It may be time to start the restore on the 68;-).
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The car was purchased from Hansel Ford in Santa Rosa, California. http://www.hanselford.com
Mustangweekley has a more indepth article on the Bullitt. Check this link if you would like to learn more.
