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According to the information that I have 500 were built with the 428CJ.
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this yellow cars decals looked original and even were flaking a little thats what had me thinking original paint car..it was clean but looked like it was driven as it should be...anyway it said Cobra & something and 428..it had a little lope at idle but not crazy, I glanced and it looked pretty stock under the hood and the owner was Joe Ford..I was impressed with the torque number and how clean it pulled..has to be a blast on the street to hit it hard..
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CJ stands for Cobra Jet.I mentioned on the previous post that there were 500 built.500 had to be built to be put into production so as of know I dont have numbers on this car.I have a friend that might have production numbers I'll call him about the car.
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i was refering to the II's. i know they were either Yarborough's or Gurney's. i have heard that 2 were built with the 428.
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Previously, it was thought that 519 Spoiler IIs were built. This is not the case. More recently, the number has been 323, but I don't think this is true either.
Either way, a 1969 Spoiler or Spoiler II is eithe white and red or white and blue. All of the latter came with 351Ws. To determine if there's a freak out there, Marti Auto Works is the only way to find out. From all the posts here, there's too much misinformation to make any sense out of anything. If you want a yellow Spoiler, it'd have to be a '70-71, and the CJs that they were available with were 429s, of which MUCH more than 2 were built. |
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I've read the same information about the 500 number and the 323 number.I did alittle digging and found that 20 spoilers had the 428CJ with the drag pack.
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Where did you find the SCJ info?
I don't think it's known how many of the Spoilers were regular Cyclones vs. Spoiler IIs. However, I think it's generally acknowledged that there were more IIs than regular Spoilers. |
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To be honest with you I cant remember were I got the information from.I've had this information for awhile know it had to of be a website.I dont have the book but Marti auto works has detailed info on Cougars,Mustangs and Spoiler cars.Martis book would the book to have for this kind of information.Go to Martiauto.com and you can order the book from there.
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Um, wasn't it me who first suggested to check with Marti?
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Not to cause an arguement but you mentioned on another post to check out Martis information on Cyclones to the guy that started this particular subject.Then you mention that Marti does'nt have this info after I suggested to check out Martis auto works???
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