1967 XR7 on BAT - no reserve

Odd. The car has a 289 yet the owner added GT badges? The original color was Lime Frost with a black vinyl top but the owner elected to paint the car white and delete the vinyl top?

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Not certain who paints the underside, driveshaft, tranny, and leaf springs the same color as the body, but this car has danger written all over it.

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Will Robinson?

My imagination leads me to believe it was used as a getaway car in several bank heists, requiring a quick repaint after each one to confuse pursuers.

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That would be the best reason, in an otherwise long list of really bad reasons.

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The video with the car idling is truly scary. Interesting that BaT accepted it, they’re awfully picky sometimes.

The front seat, the steering wheel and overhead console are 1968 parts. It is missing some of the A/C parts, the original rear bumper guards, the quarter panel emblems and the quarter window hockey sticks.

Randy Goodling

CCOA #95

68 door panels. Missing chrome shift cover plate;)
Looks like a nice project b

Alright, I’m far from an expert but I can’t see the oil dip stick. Shouldn’t it be in front of the passenger side valve cover? Near where the coil is supposed to be.

I see a dipstick handle painted white by the driver’s side shock tower.

Yes, I did end up seeing it. More weirdness is the only engine picture without the hand painted ‘ford’ strip on the valve cover. Like that pic didn’t look right so they painted it.

Sounds like a pachinko game.