1968 Ford Ranchero Real Gt 390 With Mardi Report Calif Black Plate Car on 2040-cars
Woodland Hills, California, United States
very rare factory GT 390 always in California and only one owner has 118k miles
still retains its black California plates that were issued when it was purchased 1 of 17 with this paint and trim code and 1 of 307 with this engine /transmission code c6 cruise-o-matic power steering power disc brakes landau top factory am radio which is still in dash still has some of the original paint which gulfstream aqua only 96 were produced this color dealer installed air which is not currently hooked up 2 sets of factory hub caps and other misc parts along with original ignition key almost all paper work and registrations from new just redid head gasket and radiator so no overheating body fitment is very good has door dings some fading and some touch ups bed has some scratches and few dents ...all chrome bumpers and bright work are excellent all factory trim is here and and looks great there are no cheap after market parts on this car all original equipment i have marti report to document originality of this car there were very few of these 68 gt 390 made and probably only a handful still in existence very original calif car which could be taken up another level very easily....but just remember the old saying they are only original once...i believe this adds more value to this car than a restored vehicle
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