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Help finding a Bullitt - 4/29/2008 6:10:09 AM

Hot70Mach1

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Looking for a 2001 Highland Bullitt. been searching for about three months now, and having trouble finding good buys in my area. I live in the Orlando area and have found maybe three local bullitts in three months all of which have too high mileage.

I've been checking autotrader twice a day. craigslist once aday and been checking out the forum about once a week. Any other off the beaten paths I should be looking to find a couple of options in my region. I've been forced to begin looking at bullitts from across the country and id rather not buy a car sight unseen.

any sources would be appreciated. are there any southeastern bullitt resources?

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RE: Help finding a Bullitt - 4/29/2008 6:24:20 AM

jrherald420

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i think that the autotrader is your best bet. just keep looking and you will find a low milage close to you. it might take some time but its worth it. when i bought my car alittle over 16 months ago i was looking in the autotrader and couldent find a low mile gt with a good price so i went to the ford dealer looking for my wife an suv and found my car in the meantime. it had a little over 40,000 miles,02 gt loaded, 1200.00 set of tires, lowered,flowmasters and the boss paint job for a little over 14,000 the next week in the autotrader a 99 cobra with a fresh d.s.s. long block, turbo, full suspention and a bad azz 2 tone paint job and new rims and tires came up for 1000.00 more than what i payed for mine.

just keep looking till you find the one!!! its out there.

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RE: Help finding a Bullitt - 4/30/2008 4:31:00 AM

ribo68

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Try over at imboc.com.

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RE: Help finding a Bullitt - 4/30/2008 11:07:23 AM

Hot70Mach1

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thanks

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RE: Help finding a Bullitt - 5/1/2008 7:52:25 AM

NeedStangSpeed

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I was up in Ft Dodge, IA a few months ago and they had one there. I think sticker was around 14,000 and it had only like 6000 miles on it. Forget what car lot it was at though. Car was in excellent condition, I just had no interest because I already have one. Maybe you can do a search for Ft Dodge and see if it comes up, it might.

P.S. I know it's a little far for you, but this car was impressive.

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