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As for 1972 there were 9271 H code hardtops (01) FMX automatics built.
Looks like he was referencing the Sprints:
http://www.1972mustangsprint.com/
I find it super funny the way this seller is hawking this car's high level of performance.
"It has a rebuilt 351 Cleveland that makes this car "Haul the Mail! It's a runner for sure!"
Really - so do these!
I recall a member on here located a great deal on a 1972 Q code hardtop Sprint - one of just 90 produced! Sadly it was so terribly rusty he just parted it out! SAD.
Ray
Looks like he was referencing the Sprints:
http://www.1972mustangsprint.com/
I find it super funny the way this seller is hawking this car's high level of performance.
"It has a rebuilt 351 Cleveland that makes this car "Haul the Mail! It's a runner for sure!"
Really - so do these!
I recall a member on here located a great deal on a 1972 Q code hardtop Sprint - one of just 90 produced! Sadly it was so terribly rusty he just parted it out! SAD.
Ray
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This one probably has rust issues if bubble in the rear quarters. It is another example of a car that whoever did it did not know this model. The painter was lazy and did not even lay out the hood panel correct. This is why I do not like so called restored cars you don't know what is under that paint. I have seen duct tape over rust holes is several restored cars.
Picture is of correct Sprint hood.
Picture is of correct Sprint hood.
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