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"One of the rarest special edition Mustangs ever made, the Ford Motor Company produced only 1,964 units. In an effort to pay tribute to the very first mustangs, the 50th Anniversary editions were only available in a pair of 1964.5 paint codes: Wimbledon White and Kona Blue."
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This is like my Mach 1. It is a 2022, and I am the first retail owner of the car and purchased August 2025. Its first in service date was 03/28/2025, when it was sold to a wholesaler from the Ford dealer it lived at, then subsequently sold to the dealer I bought it from, in auction.
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Based on the VIN this example is a somewhat early build and will be chassis number #248 and comes with the rare 6-speed automatic transmission.50 year anniversary ford mustang GT in
showroom at Fairway Ford in Greenville SC. I could not find a link on their website.
If I recall correctly these vehicles launched in the Fall of 2014 therefore wondering if the new vehicle warranty would still be applicable?
I purchased 2 of these units brand new back in the day with one coming out of Edgefield, SC (6-speed manual) and the other out of Lethbridge, Alberta (6-speed automatic).
Is this vehicle for sale or just a static display unit and wondering if the dealership kept the original shipping cover?
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I think that's really cool. There is one of these in the Mustang Museum in Alabama. My 68 is Wimbledon White and Blue interior, and has the same grille from a 67.
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Langway Toyota, Middletown RI has 1287 on their site and floor. 110k is the listed price. White/Cashmier 6sp
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They have a few other older Mustangs, very, very low miles with very high asking prices
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My understanding is that the auto is very rare. However I don't think it has the performance pack? "The GT Performance Package was only manufactured with manual transmission, making the anniversary edition the only 2015 Mustang with the Performance Package to be available with auto."Based on the VIN this example is a somewhat early build and will be chassis number #248 and comes with the rare 6-speed automatic transmission.
If I recall correctly these vehicles launched in the Fall of 2014 therefore wondering if the new vehicle warranty would still be applicable?
I purchased 2 of these units brand new back in the day with one coming out of Edgefield, SC (6-speed manual) and the other out of Lethbridge, Alberta (6-speed automatic).
Is this vehicle for sale or just a static display unit and wondering if the dealership kept the original shipping cover?
Check out this link.
https://www.cjponyparts.com/resourc...7_gOBtBKh1f83-7GZoRDbw0MXipaVt67KgEpSxJprp2Sa
I don't know if it's for sale. Call them? If you need anymore info off the car I am only 45 min. away.
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The 6-speed automatic example that I purchased back in 2015 definitely came with the GT Performance Package.
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Been to that dealer a couple times to grab parts and but never actually looked around the showroom. Will have to take a peak next time I'm up there.
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With this vehicle being almost 12 years old and based on my experience this vehicle will not come with any sort of warranty.
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I’ve been saying that out of all the S550 Limited Editions, the true 50th Anniversary LE will be the one to watch in coming years - because it’s the only S550 (excluding any S550 Shelby or Shelby R) that had the lowest production figure.
Not only the lowest production figure out if the 2015-2023 S550’s, but it’s the only S550 that had 2 very unique build qualities:
- The last (4) digits of the VIN was the actual 50th LE Build Number that matched the build number on the dash plaque above the glove box.
- The unique beveled or layered rear 1/4 glass was only available on the true 50th LE. This glass cannot be purchased from Ford unless the owner provides proof of ownership of a 50th LE. The cost of the glass to get it from Ford at the time was very expensive. The glass was also never reproduced nor is it available from any Mustang vendor or other Ford shops. The only way anyone could get this glass if not a 50th LE owner was to source it from a wrecked 50th LE. The last pair of “salvaged” 50th LE rear 1/4 glass I saw sell on eBay was $2500…. and that’s been over 2 years ago.
05/08 EDIT:
The below paragraph was for 50th LE mentioned in Post #8 above, which seems to be 50th LE #1287. Correct link to 1287:https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/share/112690558
Now I put a “laugh” icon on your response only because if true and that Toyota Dealer is trying to get $110k for that 50th LE, they’re going to be sitting on it for a long time. These cars aren’t 6-figure status (yet), BUT in the coming years, YES they will be in the 6-figure range for a “wrapper” 50th LE that still has all delivered decals, documentation, the shipping cover, owner’s welcome kit, if it was not titled AND how low of a Build number it is assigned.
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Currently, nice 50th LE drivers with low miles are in the $30k-35k range. If their Build Number is a low one and with low miles, those 50th LE’s are easily in the $45k-$50k range.
The lowest 50th LE I have seen in the wild was #13, which was being sold out of a Dealer in FL about 5-6 years ago. It was used, didn’t have low miles and it was a driver, but asking price of the time was in the mid $30k range.
The population of the 50th LE’s has dwindled over the years due to salvage events claiming them. We have a thread on here in the 50th LE subforum that documents quite a few of them with images, so the initial 1,964 has definitley been reduced. So again, as the years pass, these 50th LE’s will be a collectible no doubt.
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05/08 EDIT:
The below statement was for 50th LE mentioned in Post #8 above, which seems to be 50th LE #1287 That 50th LE on the showroom floor at that Dealer isn’t a super low build, sure it’s #1287, but it’s not low enough IMO to command a $110k ask.
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