Urgently IMPORTANT!!!!

[rockin86ranger]

this is gonna keep me up until i can get an answer on this, most likely it is just a wrong date typed in the add but what if it isn't.

this guy claims to have a mustang with a production date of 8-1-63, the first preproduction cars where suppose to have started in january of 64 at the earliest, but records where destroyed so no actual proof can be given tomake this fact.

If this date is correct, this could be the MOST important Mustang in existance.

http://semo.craigslist.org/cto/2686073240.html

 

[4.0B2]

i think he's wrong.. personally. but who knows. go see it for yourself.

 

[Will]

I have an '81 Ranger I figure is worth about a million dollars. I'm planning to give it to the Democratic Party in exchange for their forgiveness of Cain's alleged misdeeds.

 

[adsm08]

Men in blue suits are gonna show up at your door to confiscate that Will.

I wouldn't be putting that kind of thing out there on the interwebz.

 

[straycat]

this is gonna keep me up until i can get an answer on this, most likely it is just a wrong date typed in the add but what if it isn't.

this guy claims to have a mustang with a production date of 8-1-63, the first preproduction cars where suppose to have started in january of 64 at the earliest, but records where destroyed so no actual proof can be given tomake this fact.

If this date is correct, this could be the MOST important Mustang in existance.

http://semo.craigslist.org/cto/2686073240.html

All you need to do is see the vin number and that tells all. You can Google the Mustang first production years anytime day and night. Use Google to answer you own question. I already know the answer to this. It took me lees then 20 seconds.

 

[naford]

Nobody on craigslist would be wrong!

 

[Snoranger]

http://www.mustangownersofca.org/Members_ponies/active_members/data/Bob%20Friea/2nd_1st_Hardtop/THE%20LIFE%20AND%20TIMES.html

Prior to the first production car roll off, Ford builds a number of “pre-production” cars to implement assembly line procedures and to provide a number of vehicles for company internal use. There were approximately 180 pre-production Mustangs scheduled to be completed and off the assembly line by March 5th, the end date for pre-production vehicles. This Caspian Blue Mustang, the first pre-production hardtop assigned a VIN number, 5F07U100002, was built on the first day of pre-production, February 10th after its pilot plant built partially completed chassis was relocated to the Dearborn assembly line for final assembly. Out of all of those first day cars that are known to exist, this 002 car was the only one to be painted blue. It also was the only one with a 6 cylinder engine as all the others had V-8’s. (Ref. Mustang Production Guide #1 by Jim Smart & Jim Haskell)

Looks like Feb 10, 1964 was the first day of pre-production.

 

[macx]

You might ask on corral.net or maybe better yet Mustang Steve's website.