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From: bellas@ttidcb.UUCP (Pete Bellas)
Newsgroups: net.auto,net.auto.tech
Subject: Re: Need help from early Mustang fanatics
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Date: Thu, 2-Jan-86 17:27:15 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan  2 17:27:15 1986
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As for authenticity of a 65 mustang GTCS fastback, no.  The GTCS was
available only in 68 and only in the coupe model.  The 65 shelby was
a fastback and was available with and without wing and scoops.  The
wings are similar to those later used on the GTCS, but since the 65
shelby is much rarer beast, it is doubtful that anyone would represent
it as anything but a shelby.  The Collectors Guide to Thoroughbred
Mustangs is the best reference of original mustangs, it even includes
exact production numbers.

                    -Pete-