CMC CRUIS N ON FOURTH By Hank Galos

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1 MARCH OFFICERS PRESIDENT Becky Field VICE PRESIDENT Nick DiSanti SECRETARY Alyce Ancell TREASURER JoAnn Martorano CMC CRUIS N ON FOURTH By Hank Galos CMC members and friends attended the Fords on Fourth show in Tucson, February 20 hosted by the Southern Arizona Mustang Club. As always they put on a great, well organized and attended show. Instead of traditional dash plaque for participants, they made serialized aluminum license plates, a novel idea. Check-in was from 7 until 9am and the show ended by 3 pm. Fourth Avenue was closed to all vehicle traffic except the trolley. At 25 cents it was a great way to see some of the historic district. There are so many restaurants and shops in the area to see, you can t see them all in one visit. There were a dozen or more CMC members and their cars in attendance. Some of us drove down Friday evening, some Saturday and the rest on Sunday morning. About 6 member families caravanned from Tucson to Tombstone Saturday morning with side trips to the Elgin Winery and the ghost town of Fairbank. The wind kicked up in the afternoon so we headed back to Tucson and dinner at Rusty s. Sunday we met at the Hampton Inn at 8 am and traveled to the show and parked together. Some went earlier and parked in other areas of the show. There were over 400 Ford vehicles in attendance. SGT. AT ARMS Sarah Talahongva talahongva05@yahoo.com Est. 1979

2 COPPERSTATE INFORMATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Phyllis Petrone Don Cook Tom Martin Jeff Dorfman Dan Martorano Steve Naranjo BOARD ALTERNATES Andy Sievers RACING DIVISION COORDINATOR Andy Sievers CHIEF JUDGE Bob Ancell PARADE COORDINATOR Fabian Pugliese WELCOMING COMMITTEE Becky Field AZ AUTOMOBILE HOBBYIST COUNCIL Caroline Wells NEWSLETTER STAFF Sharon Maloley CLASSIFIED and EVENTS Scott Nett TECHNICAL ADVISOR Hank Gallo CLUB WEBSITE The Mustang Mirror is a monthly publication of the Copperstate Mustang Club, Inc. Submission deadline is the 2nd Wednesday of every month and can be sent to the PO Box 50309, Phoenix, AZ OR via to smaloley@solarconceptsaz.com. (Fastest Way) The Mustang Mirror is printed and distributed by our Sponsor SOLAR CONCEPTS. WELCOME NEW MEMBERS! THOMAS (TIM) HULL MUSTANG ENTHUSIAST PHIL and JANELL STOVER 2011 GT CONVERTIBLE GRABBER BLUE CONNIE KONKEL MUSTANG ENTHUSIAST MICHAEL SIMON 2011 GT CALIFORNIA SPECIAL BLACK

3 THE PARKING LOT WORD FROM YOUR PRESIDENT. Our annual pancake breakfast was held at South Mountain Park with about 40 people attending. It was a gorgeous morning and the pancakes and sharing with other Mustang owners was great! I want to thank John Valencia and hiss associate and Jeff Dorfman for cooking the pancakes at the breakfast. John did a bang-up job purchasing the food and see it cooked and served. I also want to thank Andy Sievers and Don Cook for doing the judging on the cars for the trophies. Thank you to Dan Martorano for bringing the grills and his coffee machine. All of these people worked very hard to make the breakfast a success. In my last letter I noted that we are attempting to get a T-Shirt together that will help us to be recognized as Copperstate Mustang Club. We have had many such shirts in the past and it is the intention of the Board that we settle on a T- Shirt that gives us recognition as a club and will see us through the future as well, instead of having a different shirt every few years. With that in mind, the Board decided to go with a T-Shirt in a tan color with our logo in large size on the back and a smaller one on the front of the shirt. The Copperstate Logo is registered with the Corporation Commission and belongs to our club. We can think of no better way to gain recognition. I am sending a copy of the art work with this letter to be published in this newsletter so that you may see it. As was discussed in the last newsletter, the first shirt will cost $5.00 and any others will cost $ We intend for this to be the last shirt to be purchased and hope that you all will support the Board and order your shirts. Please call me with your thoughts and to order the shirts you will need. (480) Our condolences go out to the Young s in the loss of Joyce s mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with them. Becky Field 2011 President NEWS FLASH Mustang has started out the muscle car sales drag race for 2011 in second place. In January 2011, Ford sold 3,615 Mustangs, with the Chevy Camaro besting the pony at 4,763. The Dodge Challenger sold 2,526 units, putting it in third place... At the 40th Anniversary Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Collector Car Auction event, Mustang history was once made again. The one of a kind Grabber Blue 2012 BOSS 302 Laguna Seca edition sold for $450,000.. The next generation 2014 Ford Mustang is well into it s development phase in Dearborn. Internally referred to loosely as the Mustang III by a few of the people. Last time Ford gave a car a name like that, it was the Mustang II, and we all know how that turned out. But rest assured, there aint going to be a gussied up Pinto.. In a year of many achievements the Ford Mustang has yet another award to add to its collection. This time it s Car and Driver magazine choosing the 2011 Mustang GT as one of it s 10 Best Cars of 2011, saying it may be one of Ford s most gratifying vehicles ever!... We need your involvement. There is so much the club can do to bring fun and excitement, but without your input and participation, it becomes only a meeting.. If you have any suggestions for articles or news that you would like to see in the Newsletter, please let me know. We want to hear from you. I can be reached by smaloley@solarconceptsaz.com

4 CLUB HAPPENINGS RUSSO & STEELE AUTO AUCTION SCOTTSDALE, AZ, JANUARY 21, 2011 The auction was held in one large tent while the vehicles resided in four more tents. Many CMC club members volunteered to work at the auction directing the cars, driving or providing driver assistance. From all accounts it is a great time. CMC club member Gary was thrilled to have driven a CJ Mustang among many other cars. 14 CMC club members pictured with George Alvillar (2nd from left) of Russo & Steele. This silver 1969 Mustang was built for baseball Hall of Famer, Jack Morris. 12 Mustangs attended the 11th annual Russo & Steele Auction Articles and photos by Hank Gallo Lee Iacocca Mustang. How many of us know who Lee Iacocca is? Yes, the Father of the Mustang. For the 45th anniversary of the Mustang he unveiled his latest design and only created 45 copies. That s Wayne Sloane reaching under the dash to hot wire it for a joy ride. Luckily Russo & Steele traffic controller, Scott Nett, was able to stop him before any trouble started.

5 CLUB HAPPENINGS CMC club member Buddy Schultz invited ten members to bring their cars out on Sunday morning to promote the club s upcoming spring show on April 30 from 4 to 8pm at Berge Ford. If you missed it this year, make plans to attend next year, it was a lot of fun. Car owners pictured: Hank Gallo, Chris Bresciani, Dan Martorano, Jeff Minx (down front), Buddy Schultz, Fabian Pugliese, Joann Martorano, (Joann s friend Kathy), Dave Jacobelli, Buck Murray and Scott Nett. Not pictured Jerry Young and Becky Field. Thanks to all who attended (with and without their car) for your support of Arizona Baseball Charities they support Arizona Little League teams throughout the state and for supporting our Mustang club. Article and photos by Hank Gallo 19TH ANNUAL CELEBRITY BASEBALL GAME

6 MEETING MINUTES Executive Board Meeting General Meeting 1/13/2011 1/13/2011 Board meeting was called to order by President Becky Field. Board members present: JoAnn, Dan, Phyllis, Tom, Jeff, Sarah, Alyce. Another thank you for all the members that worked the Russo and Steele auction. They did a terrific job as was reported from their Bob Paris. MCA thanked all club members that worked the MCA booth at the Barrett Jackson auction. Car show committee recommended we purchase Mustang suckers to be passed out at show and other events to get the attention of younger people to get an interest in Mustangs. Motion was made to make the purchase by Jeff and 2nd by Phyllis. Motion passed. New discussion on club shirts. It was agreed that the shirts should have our club logo on them as it is our official club logo. More discussion to follow and will be brought up to general members at the next meeting. The Show graphics were discussed for the Mustang Round Up in April. Discussion was that registrations, flyers, dash plaques and tee shirts should all follow the same design. Committee will discuss with the graphic people. Meeting adjourned. Alyce Ancell Secretary On a beautiful sunny morning at South Mountan Park after a fantastic pancake breakfast with about 90+ members present, our meeting was called to order by President Becky Field. Board members present: JoAnn, Tom, Dan, Don, Sarah, Jeff, Phyllis, Andy, Alyce, and Steve. Treasurer report was given by JoAnn. Member of the month was announced as Angello Cellura. The 50/50 drawing for a winner of $40 was Paul Marques. Tom Martin gave an update on plans for the upcoming show April 30 from 3-8 pm. Helpers are still needed for moving cars, set up, close down, trailer information and membership plus other jobs. All proceeds go to charity. Show will be at Berge Ford. A thank you letter from Russo and Steele was received for all the great help from our club members that worked at the auction. They sent the club $1,000. Trophies were awarded in three categories for cars displayed at the meeting. Winners were Wes and Jo Young, Roy Brandi, Chris Valentino, Tom Martin, Fabian Pugliese, Glenn Natzke, Chris Kingston and John Valencia. Thanks to all that participated. Alyce Ancell Secretary

7 ON TRACK BARRETT-JACKSON S STEVE DAVIS TALKS FORD MUSTANGS By Jonathan Lamas, photo courtesy of Barrett-Jackson Steve Davis, president of Barrett-Jackson, took time out of his busy schedule to talk Mustangs at the recent Scottsdale auction. Steve said they had some pretty rare Mustangs. Ironically, the really rare Mustangs were the late model ones. That was indicative of how cool the late-model Mustangs really are. With their retro styling, and of course that new 5.0L, they re incredible pieces of machinery. He went on to say they had the 2011 DUB Ford Mustang that sold for $102,000, with proceeds going to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. In addition to that, he says, they had some of the Boss inspired late-model Parnelli Jones Mustangs that went over the block. Parnelli was actually there on stage with Steve Saleen as well as Bob Bondurant. One of those cars sold for charity as well. It sold for $120,000. At Basrrett-Jackson, the Mustang is a staple. It covers the spectrum of entry level to the really desirable high-end muscle cars. Cobra Jets all the way through to this new wave of collectibles. The Shelby is at the head of the pack as well. It s a good sell for Mustangs all around. Barrett-Jackson is not just for the guy with unlimited resources. Steve says he is very proud of the fact that Barrett-Jackson has created a marketplace that s as user friendly for entry-level people as it is for the experienced high-end collectors. In bringing people into that environment, knowing they attract the best buyers in the planet, they know they need to be car people, and they believe they are. They are passionate car people. It s something they really love. Whatever may be going on in your life, kids going to college, etc. you decide you need to sell your Mustang. An efficient way to sell your Mustang is to appeal to people who are qualified. They pre-qualify every person who signs up to bid. They bring them there. There s something for everybody. They put it in the most competitive environment in the world. And when the smoke clears, you re going to get what that car is worth that day. It may not be what you hoped for, or it may be more than you hoped for. It may be a grand slam home run, or it may be a single. At the end of the day, you can rest assured whatever the market is you re going to realize it at Barrett-Jackson. It s a key component when you think about taking a tangible asset and needing to turn it into money in a real arms-length transaction with no smoke and mirrors. Knowing it s going to be represented properly, it s going to be promoted by the best promotional team on this planet. You put it out there, and at the end of the day you ve established a value for the car. It s very appealing to people who legitimately need to sell their car and want to get as much as they possibly can, realizing that the market is sometimes a very fickle place. My advice, do your due diligence. If you re thinking of putting your car into an auction, ask the right questions and make sure it s going to work for you for any seller. Steve was asked if there were any other special Mustangs. He said he was very fortunate, at the Palm Beach show a few years back, being able to call the 2003 Mustang GT concept car his own. They did a Silver Fastback and a Red Convertible. He sold them both. Steve ended up with one of them. What an incredible car. All hand build. Of course, he can t put it on the street and drive it, but you can walk around and look at it!

8 THE FAST LANE WIN CARROLL SHELBY S 2011 GT 350 You have the opportunity of a lifetime to own a piece of Shelby history in June 2011 when the Carroll Shelby Foundation announces the winner of its 2011 Win-A-Shelby raffle. One raffle participant will take home the prototype number three 2011 Shelby GT350, owned by the legend himself. Proceeds from the raffle will benefit the Carroll Shelby Foundation, established by automotive icon Carroll Shelby to provide financial support for children battling life-threatening illnesses and to promote continuing education. The new GT350 is a serious car, noted Carroll Shelby, racing icon and founder of the Carroll Shelby Foundation. This raffle will give someone the chance to take home one of the best cars that Shelby American has ever built, while helping the Foundation support our youth,. Not only does the new GT350 feature advanced technology and a sophisticated design, the muscle car introduces a 5.0 liter engine supercharged with the newly introduced R tune. With 624 horsepower, this will be one of the most powerful limited production cars in the world and can hit 60 mph in just 3.7 seconds. Shelby American will also return the original style of the GT350 by offering a solid blue painted stripe that wraps from the rear bumper to the front of the hood without any lettering on the hood. For a ticket price of $25, or $100 for five tickets, participants can place their name in the drawing. The winner will be announced in June 2011 at the 2nd Annual Barrett-Jackson Orange County Auction at the OC Fair & Events Center in Costa Mesa, California. All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the Carroll Shelby Foundation. For more information, visit

9 THE FAST LANE Ticket Prices: 1 Ticket = $25 each 5 Tickets = $100 To pay with credit card, Call OR raffle@shelbyfoundation.org. To pay by check or money order, mail to Carroll Shelby Foundation, S. Figueroa St, Gardena, CA Drawing to be held June Winner need not be present to win. Void where prohibited. Must be 18 years or older to participate. Payment of all applicable federal, state and local fees are responsibility of the winner. CSF is a federal tax exempt non-profit organization Fed ID#

10 STANG FUN TAKING A MUSTANG ROAD TRIP AKING A M Taking a road trip in a Ford Mustang has to be good times and endless miles of open road. Ford Mustang ownership has so many benefits. Can you remember your favorite Mustang road trip story? (We d love to hear it!) Mapping out a destination, packing and hitting the road to only return home from those trips with new photos, new friends, and many new memories to carry through until the next trip. Did you know that in May of 2009 Kelly Blue Book listed the Ford Mustang Convertible as one of the Best Road Trip Cars out there. In fact, the publication said, The Ford Mustang convertible is a good-time party car. Good times indeed. Of course, no road trip is complete without a side trip; the more random it is the better. The change of scenery is a welcoming surprise. One that comes to mind was back when roads such as Route 66 were in their prime. Although they may be hard to find, roads such as this do still exist. With a little planning you can incorporate one into your next road trip. A great source is the website America s Byways, which provides a listing of America s most scenic roads, complete with road maps and more. Preparing for the road trips in your Mustang can be a great experience. You just want to make sure you have everything in order before you leave. For instance, never take a road trip without checking your car to make sure it is in good working order. You also want to make sure you have all your important documents in the car. Which documents? Oh, insurance and vehicle registration are a must. Other items such as maps, snacks, good music, and an emergency kit are important as well. With a little planning, your next road trip is sure to be a blast. Just remember, with road trips it s not the destination that makes all the difference; it s the journey getting there. Happy trails and happy cruising!

11 STANG FUN The T-Shirt is in a tan color with the logo in large size on the back and a smaller one on the front of the shirt. The first shirt cost $5 and any others cost $10. Call Becky at (480) to order.

12 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Feb 26 Feb 26 Mar 5 Mar Mar 12 Mar 13 Mar 18 Mar 19 Mar 26 8th Annual Chandler Classic Car & Hot Rod Show: open to the first 250 cars; $35 registration prior to Jan 26, $40 thereafter; check in 8 am to 10 am, show 10 am to 4 pm; each participant will receive a T-shirt; this event is supporting I-CAN; to obtain a registration form go to or contact Maury at Saturday Cruisin on Main St in Mesa: from Country Club Dr to Mesa Dr; 6pm till 10pm; held the 4th Saturday of every month; no parking or cruising restrictions if we keep it safe and clean; supported by Queens Pizza, Jersey Girl Café, Mangos, and S Bistro. For info contact Lance Baker or blown1969camaro@cox.net. 13th Annual Motorsports Day: Arizona Community Church s 13th Annual car show which is free; check in 6am-8:30am; 9325 S Rural Rd, Tempe; register online at show limited to 350 cars; many of our club members participate in this show; for more info Goodguys 2nd Spring Nationals: Westworld of Scottsdale; rods, customs, classics, muscle; for info contact Andrea Cervelli or info@good-guys.com. Arizona Automobile Hobbyist Annual Car Show: all makes and models; 10am-3pm; location of this years event will be the Great Lawn on the West side of Cardinals Stadium; for info contact Steve Wingenfeld or AzHagerty@gmail.com. Copperstate Mustang Club Monthly Meeting: 1:00 pm at the Community Hall of The Mount of Olives Church; 3546 E Thomas Rd, Phoenix. We need the second Sunday of each month at this location. Come out and enjoy yourself. The monthly Board meeting will be held immediately following the general meeting. Third Extra Space Storage: W Beardsley Rd - 99th Ave (Lake Pleasant Rd) & Beardsley, Peoria, AZ (Right behind Walgreens); this is the Grand Opening for this new location and we have been asked to display our cars; arrive anytime after 4pm; food provided by Famous Dave's BBQ; for information contact th Annual Catch-A-Wave Car Show: Kiwanis Nueva Club of Tempe is the event host; show at Kiwanis Park, 5200 S Mill Ave, Tempe; entry fee is $30 preregistered, $40 day of show; for more info contact Dick Saturday Cruisin on Main St in Mesa: from Country Club Dr to Mesa Dr; 6pm till 10pm; held the 4th Saturday of every month; no parking or cruising restrictions if we keep it safe and clean; supported by Queens Pizza, Jersey Girl Café, Mangos, and S Bistro. For info contact Lance Baker or blown1969camaro@cox.net. Mar 26 Mountain View Motor Madness: Mountain View High School, 2700 E Brown Rd, Mesa; $20 entry fee; proceeds to benefit Mountain View Skills USA; free general admission; food, entertainment, swap meet; 8am-5pm; for more info Paul Mar 26 Apr 1-2 Apr 2 2nd Annual Super Ford Shootout Show: this event is held at Sanderson Ford, 51st Ave & Maryland Ave, Glendale; 9am 3pm; for info contact Dennis Old Pueblo Mustang Club-Mustang Mania: $25/car; 7am-3pm; Holiday Inn Palo Verde (4550 S Palo Verde, Tucson); for info Laurie th Annual JENNABEARS Foundation Car Show & Family Fun Day: at Peoria Sports Complex (16101 N 83rd Ave, Peoria); all makes and models; $20 preregister, $25 day of show; trophies, music, raffles; all to benefit the JENNABEARS Foundation; 9am 3pm; for info contact Chris

13 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Apr 10 Apr 10 Apr 10 Apr 15 Apr Apr 16 Apr 23 Apr 23 Copperstate Mustang Club Monthly Meeting: 1:00 pm at the Community Hall of The Mount of Olives Church; 3546 E Thomas Rd, Phoenix. We need the second Sunday of each month at this location. Come out and enjoy yourself. The monthly Board meeting will be held immediately following the general meeting. Copperstate 1000 Field of Dreams Cruise-in: come and see the rare vintage automobiles of the 21st century before they head out for a 1,000 mile cruise around Arizona; take part in the Free Field of Dreams Cruise-in; all years of specialty cars welcome; gates open at 8am, cars leave at 10am; for info call Mark Fabulous Fords Forever: 26th Annual Fabulous Fords Forever Show at Knotts Berry Farm; there is generally a group of club members that go over for this show; if you are interested in going over as a group, please contact one of the Board members; for more info and to register go to Third Friday at In-N-Out Burger: US 60 and Stapley Dr; come out and enjoy yourself with other club members before the weather gets hot; we will start showing up at 5:30 to 6pm; hope to see you there. Cannonball Phoenix Spree: ECCO Elite Car Cruising Organization; Part Cruise In, Part Rally, Part Competition; this is a 2 day rolling party with cars; event includes a scavenger hunt, photo & trivia hunt; Cruise In April 15 at Fort McDowell Radisson Resort, includes dinner, raffles, vendors, live music; April 16 rally morning engine start, competition and dinner; Starts at the resort, goes thru Payson/Sedona/Flagstaff; entry fee is $125 per person; for info contact Stephanie Encanterra s 1st Annual Car Show: this is a free car show at Encanterra (A Trilogy Country club), N Encanterra Dr, San Tan Valley, AZ 85140; this event is open to the public; entertainment; for information contact Nikki or nikki.maggio@sheahomes.com 7th Annual Bethany Bible Church Motorama: Bethany Bible Church, 6060 N 7th Ave, Phoenix; free show, 7am 1pm; all makes and models; bring canned food or cash donation; for info contact Joan or jbunney@bethanybiblechurch.org. 2nd Annual on the Greens Car Show: hosted by Arizona Rod & Classic Car Club; open to all makes, models; 30 Judges classes; 7am 1pm; $25/car; for info contact Jerry Apr 23 Saturday Cruisin on Main St in Mesa: from Country Club Dr to Mesa Dr; 6pm till 10pm; held the 4th Saturday of every month; no parking or cruising restrictions if we keep it safe and clean; supported by Queens Pizza, Jersey Girl Café, Mangos, and S Bistro. For info contact Lance Baker or blown1969camaro@cox.net. Apr th Annual Rim Country Classic: all makes and models; Main St & Hwy 87, Payson; first 300 cars (1980 & older); pre-registered only; $40; for more info Ken or kkg1077@hotmail.com. Apr 30 Apr 30 Copperstate Mustang Clubs Annual Spring Show Under the Lights: this event will be held at Berge Ford with registration starting at 3pm, the show will run until 8pm; more info to follow; mark your calendars. Highlands Car & Bike Show: Highlands Church sponsors this event; 9050 E Pinnacle Peak Rd, Scottsdale; 8 different classes, t-shirts; drawings, food; $35/car; money to benefit the Free Wheelchair Mission; for info contact Dan

14 CLASSIFIED ADS PARTS FOR SALE DIABLOSPORT PREDATOR TUNER For Mustang GT s. New, over $400. $200 contact Richard Elardo (3/11) M&H DRAG RADIALS AND PARTS Mounted on Weld Racing Rims for 05 and up Mustang. Holley street avenger 670 CFM March I parts, seats, shaker hood, air cleaner and 3 core radiator. (3/11) contact Tom SALEEN STYLE WHEELS (4) replica 20X9 Saleen 7 spoke chrome wheels with mounted General Exclaim 245/40ZR20 tires. Fits 05 and newer Mustangs. $1,000/OBO contact Joe (3/11) PART WANTED Left fender for a 67 Mustang. (2/11) contact Jim or GT CONVERTIBLE PARTS Parting out a 91 GT Convertible. I am keeping the drive train to put in my 67 Coupe. If you need any interior or exterior parts, let me know. All sheet metal is good except left front fender, hood and driver door. Convertible top works, but fabric needs replaced. Interior is ok, but not perfect. Power seats, power windows, etc. Windshield is brand new. MUSTANG SALEEN WHEELS 20X9 chrome 7 spoke replica wheels with General Exclaim UHP 245/40 ZR20 tires. Fits Mustang/ Mustang GT/Shelby. Will clear GT500 aftermarket big brake kits. Tires and wheels in good condition. $500 OBO (3/11) call If you would like to place an ad in the newsletter (and web page) contact Scott Nett via at: info@copperstatemustangclub.com or send your ad to the club: Copperstate Mustang Club Dept: Classifieds P.O. Box Phoenix, AZ CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FREE TO CLUB MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING, ADS FOR NON-MEMBERS ARE $15 AND RUN FOR 3 MONTHS. ADS WITH PHOTOS ARE $25 AND RUN FOR 3 MONTHS (MAXIMUM 3 PHOTOS)

15 CLASSIFIED ADS VEHICLES FOR SALE 68 MUSTANG FOR SALE 68 high country spec, V8, automatic, PS, 8 track, low miles, new paint, interior and brakes, all original; in Apache Junction $24,900 call Gary Futer CONVERTIBLE MUSTANG 302 V8, 3 speed, 140K original miles, PS, PT, turquoise (new paint), new top, black standard interior, all original; in Apache Junction $12,800 call Gary Futer BRONCO ROADSTER FOR SALE 1 of 677, 289 V8, 3 speed, PS, approx 13K original miles, new turquoise paint, new UPH, very nice; in Apache Junction $12,500 call Gary Futer CALIFORNIA SPECIAL FOR SALE J code 289 4V, automatic, AC, PS, PB, all GT options, 77K original miles, yellow/black vinyl roof, new tires, very original; in Apache Junction $22,500 call Gary Futer BOSS FOR SALE 302, 58K original miles, PS, PB, white/black, very nice original condition, 8 track; in Apache Junction $55,000 call Gary Futer TWISTER SPECIAL FOR SALE 1 of 45 left, 351 M code, shaker hood, automatic, PS, PB, 104K original miles, new paint, engine highly detailed; in Apache Junction 73 CONVERTIBLE FOR SALE 1 of 5, Playboy pink w/white top and interior, 351 H code, automatic, PS, PB, PT, AC, 110K original miles, newer paint, very rare, very original; in Apache Junction $15,500 call Gary Futer CONVERTIBLE FOR SALE Early issue, 5.0, V8, 5 speed, one owner, 57K original miles, power seats, AC, windows, rare spec order, re/ white, white top, newer styled wheels (have original); in Apache Junction $110,000 call Gary Futer HERTZ SHELBY COUPE FOR SALE 132 of 500, 325HP, 4.6 V8, automatic, black/gold stripes, all 500 are identical, very good condition, low miles, in Apache Junction $39,500 call Gary Futer $10,500 call Gary Futer HERTZ SHELBY COUPE FOR SALE 003 of 500, 325HP, V8, automatic, black/gold stripes, convertible w/roll bar, very good condition, low miles, in Apache Junction $52,500 call Gary Futer

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