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The legendary 1968 Ford Mustang GT directed by Steve McCain in Warner Bros.'s clbadic Bullitt film. Pictures, a car whose luck was unknown until early this year, made its first appearance outside the United States at the Goodwood Speed Festival in Britain (July 12-15). The car that played in the legendary ten-minute film Warner Bros. – and a reference for all other similar scenes in the history of cinema – participated in Hillclimb, the popular climb of Goodwood of 1.9 km as well as the new Bullitt of the modern Ford Mustang, which is now available in Europe in honor of the 50th anniversary of the first screening of the clbadic film
One of the two 1968 Mustang GT fastbacks used in the filming of "Bullitt", the historic car directed by McCain, has reappeared thereafter stay for three decades in a warehouse. Its owner, Shon Kirnan, who inherited the car in 2014 from Robert's father, wanted to fulfill a dream of his family, contacted Ford and the two parties agreed to work together to reveal this star.
Another Ford Mustang, painted in the unique colors of the Eagle Squadron, was jointly created by Ford Performance with Rugh Vehicles of Vaughn Gittin Jr. to pay tribute to the American fighter pilots who served at the British Royal Air Force during World War II.
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