Specialty: With front and rear spoilers, hood scoops, custom dual exhausts, and a V8 engine, this car was made for grabbing green light battles. White Dia de los Muertos design, HW Halloween logo Red big Hot Wheels Logo on left, Black "27" on left rear fender 1971-75 Ford Maverick Grabber By Jeff Koch from September 2009 issue of Muscle Machines Grabber was an apt name for Fords cut-price V-8 coupe: Maverick was grabbing for the low end of the performance car market with a machine that, either hilariously or foolishly (or both), didnt offer any additional performance.
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Presented in in a great shade of Grabber Blue with medium Blue interior and optioned out with a numbers matching 5.0 Liter V8 attached to a factory original 3-Speed Manual Transmission. This car started out as a 6 cylinder car with less than 7K miles. Red Stripes outlined with Silver on hood & sidesīlue & orange stripes with Hot Wheels logo in orangeīlack "03" on right door, Black "RALLY IMDC" on rear right fender, Small HW Logo under right A pillar, big Red stripe on right side, Gray splashes on right fenders. Vehicle Overview You have now just discovered an extremely rare and exceptional example 1972 Ford Maverick Grabber. I have sold several Grabber cars and this is by far the best example of what a Maverick can be. Magenta, Green, Blue, & White tampos, 'Disco' on sides, stars on sides, roof, & trunk, stripes on sides, hood, & roof, disco dancer on roof Orange, Yellow & White Hot Wheels Race Team deco, "8" Ford Maverick For Sale ® Used Cars Ford Maverick Ford Maverick Showing 1.00 - 15.00 of 66.00 results Filter Results 2022 Ford Maverick AWD Lariat 4dr SuperCrew 4.5 ft. Red, Yellow & White Hot Wheels Race Team deco, "8" White Roof Red, Yellow & White Hot Wheels Race Team deco, "8" The '71 Maverick Grabber has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions: Grabber was an apt name for Ford's cut-price V-8 coupe: Maverick was grabbing for the low end of the performance car market with a machine that, either hilariously or foolishly (or both), didn't offer any additional performance. The '71 Maverick Grabber was based on the actual production model that debuted in the 2010 New Models.
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