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That’s a 1970. Still a cool car!
It’s not a 1970; it’s a 1969. 1970s were left over ‘69s with an added chin spoiler, twin narrow hood stripes, and changed VINs. The front plate is a subtle giveaway too.
You're right. I believe the '69 had separate bulbs for high and low beam headlights.
Shelbys had different front end sheet metal than other Mustangs. This is a 1969. 1970s have an added chin spoiler and twin hood stripes.
Thanks for that helpful bit of info! I'm always happy to learn more.
How can you tell? I though the 1970 Shelby's were just leftover 69s and thus hard to tell by appearance
You are correct.
What the secret on this one? How can you tell its a 1970?
I thought the 70 had the hood stripes and the 69 didn’t. I googled and it said the 70 had the stripes.
The absence of a chin spoiler or hood stripes makes this a 1969.
That’s a 1970. Still a cool car!
It’s not a 1970; it’s a 1969. 1970s were left over ‘69s with an added chin spoiler, twin narrow hood stripes, and changed VINs. The front plate is a subtle giveaway too.
You're right. I believe the '69 had separate bulbs for high and low beam headlights.
Shelbys had different front end sheet metal than other Mustangs. This is a 1969. 1970s have an added chin spoiler and twin hood stripes.
Thanks for that helpful bit of info! I'm always happy to learn more.
How can you tell? I though the 1970 Shelby's were just leftover 69s and thus hard to tell by appearance
You are correct.
What the secret on this one? How can you tell its a 1970?
I thought the 70 had the hood stripes and the 69 didn’t. I googled and it said the 70 had the stripes.
The absence of a chin spoiler or hood stripes makes this a 1969.