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Top 5 Ford Mustangs on the Silverscreen

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Number 1
Model: Ford Mustang GT Fastback
Year: 1968
Engine: The “Bullitt” Mustang was equipped with a 390 cubic-inch (6.4-liter) V8 engine.

Highland Green Bullitt Ford Mustang driving on a road passing trees — The Bullitt Mustang—famously driven by Hollywood actor Steve McQueen
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The 1968 Mustang featured in the movie “Bullitt” is one of the most iconic and legendary cars in cinematic history with a finish called Highland Green. A dark green color, which became iconic due to the film. It was driven by the film’s protagonist, Detective Frank Bullitt, played by Steve McQueen.

Interior of Ford Bullitt Mustang, two black leather seats and manual shifter — *Original OEM interior: leather seats & wood finished dashboard.*
The 68′ Ford Mustang GT Fastback
Source: Ford

The 1968 Ford Mustang GT Fastback became famous for its role in the movie “Bullitt,” particularly for the iconic car chase scene through the hilly streets of San Francisco. This chase is considered one of the greatest car chase sequences in film history, and it helped cement the Mustang’s status as a classic American muscle car.

Actor Steve McQueen & Highland Green Mustang GT Fastback in the film “Bullitt”

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One Response

William Barrett says:

February 21, 2024 at 2:27 am

The only year you could get a 429 cobra jet or super cobra jet was 1971. The biggest you could get in 1973 was a 351 cobra jet.

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