Ford Unique Cars For Sale in NSW

For sale out of Perth, WA is one heck of an interesting '66 Mustang GT Convertible. Painted in Silver Blue and running the original A code 289 4V motor matched to the factory 4 speed Top Loader gearbox, this special Mustang GT is showing 8,377 miles from new and is a rare and exceptional find. For sale from Perth, WA. Owned originally by well known American drag racer of the day, "Wild Bill"...

Built from a superb rust-free survivor XW Falcon Ute, this XY GTHO Falcon-themed TribUTE showcases what Ford might have created in the 1970s to transform the humble Falcon Ute into a powerful bruiser of a car. Featuring a brand new 351 Cleveland 4V engine, 4-speed single rail gearbox, carburettor, and ignition, this GT TribUTE has everything new.

This AC Cobra replica is based on a South African produced chassis by Hi-Tech / Superformance. With gleaming black paintwork and matt black Cobra style stripes. To keep with the race theme numbering and stencilled tyres suit this Cobra perfectly. Also sitting on period correct Halibrand wheels. Originally built and owned by Sash, renowned car restorer and engine builder from AN Racing in Sydney, the car features a 364 cube Windsor engine pumping out 580hp at the flywheel. The engine is made up from a Dart block, Scat crank and rods, JE pistons, custom roller cam, AFR 210cc heads, Victor Jnr intake and lastly a 925cfm Pro Systems carbie. Helping to get all that power to the ground is a four speed Top Loader and a Jaguar Tru Trac rear end. Stopping power is taken care of by Jaguar discs all round. Now available by appointment only in our Kogarah facility or do not hesitate to contact one of our friendly staff via phone or email for more information

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Tickford Bathurst '77 Special Ford Mustang: A Rare and Iconic Tribute to Australian Motorsport This 2017 Tickford Bathurst 77 Special Mustang is an exceptional example of one of Australias most exclusive limited-edition Mustangs. Officially created to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Allan Moffat and Colin Bonds legendary 1-2 victory at the 1977 Hardie-Ferodo 1000, this special edition pays homage to a golden era of Australian motorsport. Unlike typical factory models, Ford did not offer these Mustangs pre-made. Instead, the Bathurst 77 Special was a high-performance conversion package, priced at $64,500, for customer-owned 2017 Mustang GTs. Factoring in the base car, the total cost easily exceeded $100,000. Exterior The exterior is a striking tribute to Moffats famous XC Falcon hardtop. It features an iconic stripe kit, Bathurst circuit badges, and Moffats number 1 proudly displayed on the bonnet and roof, ensuring its connection to the racing legend. This particular Mustang, number 33 of only 40 built, holds extra significance as it was a special order to match Moffat's sponsor, Brut 33. Performance Under the bonnet, the standard 5.0-litre Coyote V8 engine is transformed with a Roush supercharger, boosting power from 306 kW/530 Nm to a staggering 542 kW/827 Nm. Enhancements include: Cold-air induction system High-flow injectors Bespoke 3-inch Tickford exhaust system The performance upgrades are complemented by Tickfords 25mm-lowered suspension package, frame bracing, and Wilwood slotted rotors for improved handling and braking performance. The car sits on stunning gold-finished 20-inch alloys, reminiscent of the Bathurst-winning Falcons wheels. Interior Inside, the Mustang is equally impressive. The cabin features leather and Alcantara seats with XC-inspired blue and red stitching, along with Tickfords logo on the seats and a bespoke steering wheel. Adding to its collectability, the glovebox and build plate are both signed by Allan Moffat himself. Special Edition and History This Mustang is not only a high-performance machine but also a piece of motorsport history. As one of just 40 units built, this particular car has travelled only 4,000 km since new and has been regularly serviced at a local Ford dealer. Its rarity and unique connection to Moffat, combined with his current health, add to the long-term investment potential of this vehicle. Sales History Since 2017, the Tickford Bathurst 77 Special has commanded significant prices. A handful of early examples sold for upwards of $120,000. In 2019, the very first car off the production line was sold for over $200,000. Given the rarity, collectability, and increasing demand for limited-edition V8 muscle cars, this Mustang is poised to appreciate significantly in value.