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For those of you who don't know the history, the cars are named after McQueen's legendary 1968 police drama/car chase flick Bullitt, inspired by the green 390 fastback that Det. Frank Bullitt used to jump over San Francisco's hilly streets and outwit Dodge-driving bad guys in the movie. Bullitt is one of the most iconic movies ever made, so if you're going to name a car after it, it had better not just be some fancy graphics-and-wheels package. Luckily, this 2008 Bullitt Mustang disappoints in that department. This 2008 Bullitt arrived on the streets as an enhanced version of that year's Mustang GT. Upgrades with the Bullitt were its upgraded engine, suspension and exhaust, much of it courtesy of Ford Racing. In fact, Ford engineers continually referenced the 1968 film while tuning the Bullitt's exhaust system, making sure that all the aural magic of the original was present in the modern version thanks to a newly designed x-pipe and mufflers. A revised intake, 3:73 gears, unique interior trim, upgraded brake pads and unique wheels rounded out the 2008 Bullitt package. The 90-degree SOHC...

This 1965 Mustang with a 289 cubic inch V8 and automatic transmission has 69,788 actual miles on the odometer and is a numbers matching vehicle. Presented in white with a new candy apple red interior and the addition of power steering, this 1965 Mustang is a beautiful and crisp example of the breed. The first-generation Ford Mustang was manufactured by Ford from March 1964 until 1973. The introduction of the Mustang created a new class of automobile known as the pony car. The Mustangs styling, with its long hood and short deck, proved wildly popular and inspired a host of competition. It was initially introduced on April 17, 1964, as a hardtop and convertible with the fastback version put on...

The Saleen name has been associated with Ford and racing since 1984 when Steve first partnered with Ford and brought out a better version of the fox body Mustang. This 2002 version has come a long way from the first Saleen Mustangs. With the factory tuned suspension complimented by the supercharged 4. 6 which really woke them up. This real deal SC281 has took that up a notch higher with a new Kenny Belle TS100 supercharger now. Giving this pony a new lease on life it really pulls hard thru all 5 gears. Put the speedster top on the back and you have a car that is fast and beautiful. It gives the look of a roadster with the ease of taking it off and becoming a true convertible. The upgraded car when bought new was almost 53000 in 2002. I remember 02 that was a lot of money. This beauty can be owned now for pennies on the...

This second-year model of one of the most successful cars throughout history is a great display of why the Mustang has had such lasting success. At first glance you will with no doubt notice the beauty thanks to the Black exterior, and a new set of chrome wheels added. The jet-black interior has been dressed AM/FM radio and as you sit in the driver's seat looks and feels as though you are still in the 1960's out for a daytime cruise. Under the hood of this Mustang is the 280 cubic inch 'A code' V8 Ford power plant, backed up with the 3-speed manual transmission. If you are looking for a great deal on an iconic car check out this fair priced 1965...

This beautiful white and red Mustang. The paint is very clean and looks extremely nice with the red being the perfect compliment. The interior is done in a dark red and looks presentable with the top down. The bucket seats are clean and what you would expect from a Mustang with the floor mounted shifter controlling the automatic transmission. The 200 inline 6 has plenty of power to get this beauty down the road. Putting the manual top up is a breeze with one or two people. The black vinyl looks good when placed in the up position. The original radio is still in place and looks great instead of some goofy aftermarket...