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Coming Soon | 2022 Ford GT Holman Moody Heritage Edition | Honors 1-2-3 Le Mans Sweep
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<blockquote data-quote="analogdan" data-source="post: 16775451" data-attributes="member: 180597"><p>I had very high hopes of actually getting one in 2004. Even after the greedy dealerships added their markups, the prices were still reasonable. I was going to have to sell my ‘70 Mach 1 that I’ve owned since 1983, but considering what I would be getting in return, I’m sure the Mach would quickly fade from my memory. </p><p>What I didn’t count on was the incredibly short supply of Ford GT’s in the Atlanta area. Plus I was considering my rapidly approaching eligibility for retirement in 2007 so time was also a big factor.</p><p></p><p>It didn’t take long for those “reasonable“ prices to become quite unreasonable and the guys with deep pockets also had the right connections. It just wasn’t gonna happen. I can’t really complain because my retirement pension allows me to keep racing fuel in the thirsty, heavily modified 351C powered Mach 1 that I still have fun winning races with .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="analogdan, post: 16775451, member: 180597"] I had very high hopes of actually getting one in 2004. Even after the greedy dealerships added their markups, the prices were still reasonable. I was going to have to sell my ‘70 Mach 1 that I’ve owned since 1983, but considering what I would be getting in return, I’m sure the Mach would quickly fade from my memory. What I didn’t count on was the incredibly short supply of Ford GT’s in the Atlanta area. Plus I was considering my rapidly approaching eligibility for retirement in 2007 so time was also a big factor. It didn’t take long for those “reasonable“ prices to become quite unreasonable and the guys with deep pockets also had the right connections. It just wasn’t gonna happen. I can’t really complain because my retirement pension allows me to keep racing fuel in the thirsty, heavily modified 351C powered Mach 1 that I still have fun winning races with . [/QUOTE]
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