one of just five such models built for Ford by Cars and Concepts, and believed to be the only example of that lot that received all of the planned updates, and is also thought to be the only one in running and driving condition.
On the outside, those mods include a T-top conversion, a one-piece smoked grille panel with an etched pony log, 1979 Lincoln Versailles headlights, a smoked plastic rear panel, and Dayton wire wheels.
It served as the pace car for 1979 Daytona road course events, and it was on display at the Henry Ford Museum for 20 years
Imagine if it was 1980, and we were talking about a 46 year old concept car, that would be a 1934 car!
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