I would think that the fact this car was owned by that certain "media personality" would bring the value down quite a bit......
Photography courtesy Iconic Auctioneers
Richard Rawlings reportedly discovered this Ford Mustang GT as a barn find. It then made an appearance on one of his shows, “Garage Rehab,” on Discovery.
During its time with Rawlings, it had some work done, including a Pony Racing Half Hide interior, an engine rebuild with Ford Performance cylinder heads and roller rockers, a Tremec five-speed gearbox with a Hurst shifter, and upgraded brakes and suspension.
The Mustang’s current owner acquired it in 2019. They decided to bring the paint down to bare metal and refinish it to its current colors, as well as totally rewire the car and refurbish the wheels.
Find this 1966 Ford Mustang GT Fastback Manual for auction at Iconic Auctioneers, with an estimate value of £58,000-£64,000 (approximately $77,000-$85,000 USD).
I would think that the fact this car was owned by that certain "media personality" would bring the value down quite a bit......
300zxfreak said:I would think that the fact this car was owned by that certain "media personality" would bring the value down quite a bit......
Depends on your opinion of that media personality. He has 3-million followers, so someone likes him, I guess.
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