For one of the 118 production models, yes. As I stated earlier this started out as a kit (the Mark VIII) which you could purchase for $2800. But you needed to have a spare Falcon GT laying about with a decent drivetrain.
That's exactly the reason why it's cool. Not OVERLY cool because it lacks defining features and a glamorous badge, but to the average on-looker it's definitely cool. It doesn't look like a botch kit-car job and it already has space for a V8 in there which opens the modification floodgates.
It's a transition from 60's GTs to the 70's sports cars design wise. It looks like a kit car, but properly done, so points for effort. Looks good, has a nice engine, it's light, a very generic cool car.
