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looking for any more info in these i have one and cant seem to find out much... or anyone that has one .. i know the info as to what made diffrant when it was sold but cant find how many where sold and are still around a value .. or anything eles any info that could be added would be aswome
i also posted what little i can find on it below that explains the car ill try to get pics soon
Continuing the theme of the 1970 Grabber Mustangs was the 1971 Spring Sports Coupe. The Spring Sports Coupe captitalized on the '71 Boss Mustangs, just as the '70 Grabber had capitalized on the '70 Boss. The Spring Sports Coupe was dressed up to simulate a 351 Boss, with quite a long list of wanted features such as: Boss side stripes (no lettering), NASA hood, Mach 1 grille w/ "sport" lamps, E70 x 14" whitewalls, hubcaps w/ trim rings, dual sport mirrors, and the Mach 1's coordinated moulding/bumper organization. It was officially called the 'hardtop special value package', and was scheduled to be offered from March through May of '71.
Another unique feature of this model was it's able to carry most drivetrains, except Ford's 351HO, which was only available in the Boss model. Only a few of the Spring Sports Coupes have been found, and it's range of options can definitely make for some interesting possibilities.
It sounds like to me that It is a Hard top Coupe that has all of the Exterior Mach 1 Parts except the Hood and Front Fenders used Chrome Moldings at the front edges. I have seen many of these. I always thought they were really cool, like a poor mans Mach 1.