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1989 Mustang Gt Mustang Convertible on 2040-cars

US $7,500.00
Year:1989 Mileage:63000
Location:

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States
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Up for sale is my 1989 Mustang Gt Convertible with only 63,000 documented miles. I have put a lot of new parts on car like new clutch, pressure plate, trow out bearing, pilot bearing, steeda clutch cable that you adjust from firewall, edelbrock performer heads, edelbrock performer intake, 65mm throttle body, carpet, window switches, window motors, interior all re dyed, new shocks on back to include quad shocks, 363 gears and new door seals. That is just the start of what I have done to car. If you are really interested, I can send you a detailed list of parts I have replaced.

I have been replacing things on car due to age, not because they were bad. I wanted to make car look brand new and show quality.

These cars are getting harder to find that are in really good shape like mine and right now they are going up $100.00 a month in appreciation.

I have taken off the old convertible top and have new convertible top, back glass, well liner and allnew weatherstrip   for the top that needs to be installed. I have not had time to get it done. I have new high performance stainless cats to go on car in the box too. The car also has brand new flow master exhaust on car.

I have completely cleaned underside of car and undercoated it. You will not find a better mustang then mine. I have put a lot of time and money into the car, buts things change and I would like to sell it to someone that will take very well care of it.

The car is not stock, it is pushing 350 horsepower, but has not been abused.

The only things  left to do on car is install new top, new back glass, new top weatherstripping and new high performance cats. I have all the parts new in the box waiting to be installed. 

Also car will need new tires as I have never put new tires on car because I do not drive it and they need replacing.

The car sits in my garage and has never been left out. I also start it once a week and let it warm up and it has full synthetic motor oil in engine.

The car is being sold as is and does not come with any warranty. Seller responsible for pickup or shipping of car and a $500.00 deposit will be required through pay pal to hold car. Full payment due within 10 days of end of auction. 

I want to be totally honest with potential buyers and I forgot to tell you that the oil pan is dripping some oil, I do have the new oil pan gasket thought.

I want serious bidders only!!

Thank you for looking at my Mustang Gt Convertible and happy bidding.

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