I check out a lot of abandoned buildings and properties. Today I stumbled across an abandoned school full of old cars and was told this was a 1 of 3 "sample" pre-production roush mustang. I wasnt able to spend very long at this property and wasnt told about the cars rarity until after the fact. I was told the wheels and body kit was what set this apart from the production cars. If any of this information is true I could head back out there and get a vin but its a few hours from where I live. Any info to point me in the right direction would be true including if I was gave a line of bs. Thanks!

 

That's the worst photo shop job ever, lol.

 

There are a few rather rare cars at this location and a lot parts and other valuables, in an effort to conceal the location I quickly blurred the back ground to not give away any further details. In an effort to keep the property safe from thieves and vandals it felt necessary to take additional steps to protect it. If it is a rare car then its worth looking into before the property and its content go up for public auction.

 

Totally agree.

 

So, it was ok to show the Mustang in the pics, but not the car next to it? Won't someone know where it is because of the Mustang?

 

The pictures really suck, you can't tell much about the car. From the looks of the front that may be a stage 1-2 bumper, the side skirt isn't roush, the wheels are SN95 roush, rear bumper looks correct, spoiler looks like a stock spoiler not roush. If it was a true roush they would have had their label placed in the drivers side door jam.

 

Worst photoshop ever -- at least you could have gotten the relative positions and proportions right.

 

I could use some help with the same issue guys, anyone know if this is legit?

 

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Wow, a rare notchback -- that is really a find!
I believe that is an aftermarket rear spoiler though. I don't recall Roush ever having one like that.