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Is This Aston Martin Mustang Mutilation Worth $3 500

Apr. 15, 2017 2:15 PM ET by Adam Lynton / 17 Comments Could be worth it for the wheels alone. We've seen a Mustang transformed into a Bentley Continental GT and an Aston Martin DB4 knocked together using some plastic and a 3D printer, but this is the first time we've seen a Mustang wearing an Aston Martin body kit. And we hope it will be the last. It's not that all replicas are bad. In fact, there are quite a few that we approve of – such as this pretty sweet Lamborghini Diablo copy – but this Mustang GT currently for sale on Craigslist Miami is hideous. The seller is looking for $3,500 cash or would consider a trade. So if you have a Ferrari made from a Volvo or a McLaren based on the chassis of a Citroen, you might be able to swap it for this Aston Mustang. Power comes from an unspecified V8 - despite what the "V12 GT" on the door sill says - that's mated to a five-speed manual, and apparently it "runs and drive (sic) perfect!" It also appears to be riding on a set of baby donks, if that's the sort of thing that floats your boat. Overall, a quite ridiculous car that will doubtless find a buyer in need of an Aston on a seriously small budget.

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