Steve McQueen’s Original Bullitt Mustang Is Coming Up For Sale.
I'm a total gear head. I've loved classic cars and Jeeps as long as I can remember. So movies that featured cool cars were some of my favorites. Classics like "Two Lane Blacktop", "Vanishing Point", and "American Graffiti". Those movies were all great, but nothing compares to the classic car chase scene in the Steve McQueen movie "Bullitt". Steve McQueen (who did his own driving stunts) blasting through the streets of San Francisco in his 1968 Form Mustang Fastback while chasing a totally bad-ass black 1968 Dodge Charger. It's one of the best and longest chase scenes in cinema history.
After the filming of the movie "Bullitt" the iconic '68 Mustang was lost. It changed hands a few times and then just fell off the face of the earth. Until finally a family that had owned it for 45 years decided it was time for the world to see it again....and to find new owners.
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The "Bullitt" Mustang is coming up for auction January 2, 2020 through Mecum’s Kissimmee, Florida. According to the Hagerty website Mecum expects the Bullit Mustang to exceed the world record for a classic muscle car that was set by a 1971 Plymouth Cuda Hemi Convertible. It sold for a cool $3.5 million. So start scraping your pennies together, empty out the kids college fund and get ready to bid on this big screen icon.