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  1. By racerx Posted: 6/25/2007 12:47pm PDT

    If you think that's expensive.. What about that SALEEN that it is sitting next to???
     
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  2. By  Mustangfan Posted: 6/26/2007 12:24pm PDT

    Ford is making a big mistake by not offering the Mustang outside North America. Between the UK and Australia I am sure the car would be a hit.
    A few years ago, GM offered the Camaro/Firebird and Corvette in Europe so I am sure it wouldn't be that complicated to export it.
     
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  3. By Ralph Posted: 7/4/2007 1:20pm PDT

    You are right, the Mustang is a hit outside the USA. I know, I export them. I hope Ford never tries to export them officially, I am having too much fun.
     
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  4. By John Pony Posted: 7/6/2007 3:44am PDT

    I actually own this S197 and picked it up on the 27th june 2007 and named her "Nadine". have had a few trips in it so far and really love it. for one of these on the road down under your looking at about 120k AUS extras .So yes keen you would have to be to get one as there are only about 30 or so on the road down under you don't see to many.

    Cheers mate ! John Pony
     
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  5. By Sharl Posted: 7/10/2007 1:45am PDT

    I am looking to buy a rhd mustang gt aswell as I am staying in USA for a year then moving back to South Africa Ralph if there is anyway for me to get hold of you please leave me your details, and just how do I go about having the rhd conversion done.
     
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  6. By ross calder Posted: 9/12/2007 4:14am PDT

    does anyone know where I can get a Mustang GT or Shelby GT 500 with a RHD conversion??
     
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  7. By andy Posted: 11/2/2007 1:00am PDT

    Hey john, did u get the RHD conversion from USA. If so, can u please give the details of the company who did this.
     
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  8. By david Posted: 11/29/2007 10:52pm PST

    RHD conversions can only be done in three places in australia, one is victoria and another is queensland
    is cost of conversion is approx $47k.

    The Uk also does conversions for approx $14kAUD
    It would be best to import from them and you can probably get to the car to australia for under $60 for a $45k mustang.
    im am in the process of gathering more information before i purchase if any one has any details please contact me dave@ece.com.au
     
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  9. By  Jax Rhapsody Posted: 12/2/2007 10:00pm PST

    I thought about converting mine to RHD. Id actually rather convert a 99-08 Crown Vic to right hand drive. Anyway mine is an 1981 mustang hatch and in the states are pretty rare but theres no aftermarket for 79-86 so I lok for OEM/NOS parts. There are some lights that I want(parking/Tail)for my car that only came on exported stangs email me for a picture of all the things im looking for J.Rhapsody@hotmail.com the parking lights are amber/white lenses and the tail lights are mike mine accept an orange blinker area.
     
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  10. By shahmeer Posted: 12/14/2007 2:41am PST

    i want to bring over a basic model ford mustang for about 25k over to australia. If you know the costs associated with conversion as well as shipping could someone contact me on shamzyy@Hotmail.com
    cheers
     
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  11. By Andrew Posted: 12/25/2007 8:50pm PST

    Im looking for a mustang GT/Bullit convertible in black, RHD to be imported into Australia. Please contact me via email at andrewl@voxson.com
     
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  12. By  Jax Rhapsody Posted: 1/7/2008 2:10pm PST

    How hard would it be for a crown Vic to be converted? If anybody knows where I can get foriegn fox body parts please lemme know.
     
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  13. By  mark warner Posted: 1/18/2008 1:51am PST

    if anyone knows the whereabouts of the company in queensland that does the left to right conversions on the mustang please4 could they let me know. mark66@bigpond.net.au
    regards
    mark
     
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  14. By Jin Posted: 2/25/2008 4:21pm PST

    Is the Shelby GT500 available in RHD version?
    Man...this car rocks. But it's a pity that there is no RHD version. I can't find one. Someone please advice.
     
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  15. By steve Posted: 3/3/2008 11:47am PST

    does anybody know where i can get my 08 gt shelby 500 converted in the usa or in australia naxos111@hotmail.com
     
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  16. By  Stuart Posted: 5/3/2008 10:21pm PDT

    Why pay the extra to have them converted to RHD? Here in the UK one company charges £5000 (US$10k) to do this. Why not save the money and sit on the left? Most S197 Mustangs in the UK are LHD anyway. To import a car into the UK can cost an extra £2000 to convert to UK spec anyway. (Unless you DIY of course www.mustangsva.co.uk)
    Left Hand Drive is what nature (and the designers) intended. Why fix it if it aint broken?
     
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  17. By Darren Posted: 5/12/2008 5:38am PDT

    You have to get in converted by law in most Australian states. Otherwise i'm sure no one would bother with it.
     
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  18. By  Deron Posted: 6/9/2008 4:51pm PDT

    I am in the auto transport industry and am looking to buy a 2007 Shelby and have it converted from LHD to RHD. How would I find a buyer in Australia???
     
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  19. By  gary irving Posted: 9/10/2008 6:52am PDT

    this is my first visit to your site but well done very intresting with many valued reader responses anyway down to my point we are the company in the uk based just outside not so sunny manchester that convert mustangs to rhd we have exported many cars to australia and south africa,indonesia but to name a few check our web site for details and pictures of converted cars,keep up the sterling work regards gary
     
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  20. By  Tim porter Posted: 11/19/2008 9:53pm PST

    We have just put our new UBB mustang [Ultimate Bad Boy ] in to production its a 1000BHP and is available in Right hand drive at the time of order .
    Contact Maverick.porter@gmail.com if anyone would like some details.
     
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  21. By Jacques Posted: 4/23/2009 1:57am PDT

    "Need Mustang in SA"

    Nice blog! I am looking for a RHD Mustang GT from 2006 upwards in SA. Somebody mentioned a company in Manchester who converts? Is there a website or contact details anyone? Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. I wouldn't mind driving a LHD but it's not legal in South Africa?! Cheers, J
     
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  22. By LA Streets Posted: 5/2/2009 9:03am PDT

    "Jacques"

    Hey Jacque, we are a company that handles all of the import issues for new american vehicles into SA. There are some local guys that can perform the conversion for you in SA. As for the year of the car. SA wont allow you to import a mustang that isnt brand new. If you can find an 06 that has less thena 1,000 miles on it or can convince ITAC and SABS to issue the import and LOA for an 06 that is considered a collectors item, you may find some luck there. Check us out at www.lastreetslive.com
     
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  23. By LA Streets Posted: 5/2/2009 9:07am PDT

    "Jacques"

    Hey Jacque, we are a company that handles all of the import issues for new american vehicles into SA. There are some local guys that can perform the conversion for you in SA. As for the year of the car. SA wont allow you to import a mustang that isnt brand new. If you can find an 06 that has less thena 1,000 miles on it or can convince ITAC and SABS to issue the import and LOA for an 06 that is considered a collectors item, you may find some luck there. Check us out at www.lastreetslive.com
     
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  24. By Russ Posted: 5/27/2009 6:25am PDT

    I have an 06 GT here in the NT and have just got an Aussie compliance plate for it and its still LHD .
    am looking at selling and it is registeded here ,
    wouldnt mind finding some amber turn Tail lenses though but cand manage to google them anywhere , any help would be appreciated
     
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  25. By ScottQLD Posted: 7/25/2009 4:19am PDT

    Hey Russ
    You have an 06 GT.. Are they alowed to be registered as LHD cars still in the NT. Im in QLD and they need to be 30yrs or over to stay LHD. Im desperate to have a new one. But i object to paying $200k for a $50k car just because it is LHD
     
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  26. By  robbo_234 Posted: 12/7/2009 3:55pm PST

    can i say my friend.... you no nothing about mustangs.... i went over to nz to be tought how to convert a f150 mk1 ...mk2... dodge ram 1500 and the srt10....the diesel was pretty tricky with it having a stearing box....boss could not afford to send me over there again... so he took it on the chin and said there is a car....gt 500...go for it....car was done and dusted even before the nz had finished.....was at the nec birmingham british motor show...wish you were there xxxx
     
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