Today Classic Mustangs Can Be Bought Through  Cryptocurrency

Classic Restorations of Oclohoma will turn into one of the first custom-car constructors to take payment in cryptocurrency, letting customers fork over fees in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital financial means in exchange for one of the company’s updated Mustangs.

Jason Engel, the owner of CR, was mentioned: “Cryptocurrencies have come a long way and continue to solidify themselves as a legitimate currency on the global market. The true beauty of accepting cryptocurrency is the universal aspect of it which allows Classic Recreations to connect with consumers from anywhere in the world.”

In US dollars, most of Classic Recreations’ established Mustangs beginning around the $150,000; means of transport closer to the top-of-line, like its 800-horsepower Shelby-inspired GT500CR 900S, approximate numbers also twice that.

The firm as well lately got the okay from Ford to create licensed “continuation car” option of the 1969 and 1970 Mustang Mach 1, Boss 302 and Boss 429. Cost for those cars has not been declared yet, but should be uncovered closer to the vehicles’ debut in November at SEMA.