The story
The Mustang was bought from a guy that my dad worked with knew. He needed money to pay for a lawyer for having DUI's. We were lucky enough to pick it up for $5000 1994-95. — Greg Rusiecki
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68 Fastback 351CJ C6 456 spool Owner
A white 1968 Ford Mustang fastback is parked on a grassy field next to a dark blue pickup truck. AI caption
The rear view of a white fastback coupe shows its distinctive taillights and a license plate. AI caption
A detailed view of a vehicle's carburetor, showing its intricate mechanical parts. AI caption
A close-up view of a stamped metal plate showing alphanumeric characters and numbers. AI caption
Engine bay detail with carburetor and wiring visible. AI caption
A white 1968 Ford Mustang is displayed with its hood and trunk open at an outdoor car show. AI caption
A white 1968 Ford Mustang coupe is displayed with its hood open, next to a blue pickup truck. AI caption
A white 1968 Ford Mustang is parked on grass with a blue license plate and other cars in the background. AI caption
White 1968 Ford Mustang fastback parked next to a blue sedan at an outdoor car show. AI caption
New Mustang Alley flyer Owner
My broken stang Owner
Close-up of a corroded steering bracket, showing bolts and metal fatigue. AI caption
This close-up shows a damaged steering bracket, with evidence of metal fatigue and wear around the mounting bolts. AI caption
Greasy engine part with visible bolts and nuts, watermarked with Supermotors.net. AI caption
This close-up shows a corroded metal bracket with a bolt, likely from the underside of a vehicle. AI caption
2005 test stang Owner
A silver coupe is parked with its hood up, viewed from the rear. AI caption
A green 1968 Ford Mustang with white racing stripes is parked on the street, with other vehicles visible in the background. AI caption
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