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Description and highlights of this example:
- A genuine replica of the famous Mustang Fastback from the Bullitt film
- Complete restoration and expert assessment
- Renovation file and full report available
- No costs expected
Our Ford Mustang Fastback Bullitt, first registered on 2 January 1968, today totals 26, 000 miles (not warranted). Imported from the United States, it is currently registered in France since a change of ownership in July 2022.
Presented in Highland Green (code I) with a black leather interior, this faithful replica of the film’s iconic Mustang with Steve McQueen underwent a full restoration in 2020. The bodywork, upholstery and running gear are in excellent condition. The on-board instrumentation works perfectly, and no faults to report.
Under the bonnet, the Ford 351 Windsor with electronic fuel injection (5. 8L) develops around 400 horsepower, paired with a five-speed manual gearbox. The chassis has been completely rebuilt, the running gear revised, and power steering installed for added comfort. The mechanicals are in flawless working order, with no expenses due.
Here are the latest maintenance activities carried out:
2010 – Restoration of leather upholstery
2020 – Chassis and shell restoration
2020 – Bodywork and paint restoration
2020 – Engine, gearbox and differential restoration
2020 – Front and rear running gear restoration
Consumables are in excellent condition.
Modifications and improvements:
• Front and rear Koni suspension
• Wilwood front and rear brake kit
• Power steering
• Ford 351 Windsor electronic injection 5. 8L block
• Five-speed manual gearbox
No repairs or replacements are required: the car is in optimal working order.
This Mustang is accompanied by a complete restoration and appraisal dossier, and by a feature detailing the entirety of the project carried out by Socal Frenchiez, a company specialising in restoring classic American muscle cars.
Based in Los Angeles, the Socal Frenchiez firm is renowned for its expertise in restoring American icons. It is in their workshops that this Bullitt Mustang was renewed—a meticulous project undertaken during the pandemic and documented in a feature aired for over a year.
