1967 Ford Mustang C Code Deluxe Interior Disc Brake Coupe on 2040-cars
Jonesboro, Louisiana, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: Rear
Model: Mustang
Mileage: 100,000
Trim: coupe
Up for bids is this 1967 ford mustang coupe. It was a high optioned car when it was new. It was originally a C code 289 car with automatic transmission. It had the deluxe interior package. It also was a A/C, power steering, disc brake, and console car. This is a project car. It needs to be restored. It would be a good car to rebuild because it would be a high optioned coupe that would be worth more money than a plain coupe. This car was originally a vintage burgandy car with deluxe parchment interior and a vinyl top. This car had been stored in a barn for the last 15 years when I got it. The interior is pretty complete. The floor console is gone. The door panels are gone. Everything else is there. The fiberglass pieces on the seats are still in good shape. It has the clock in the dash. It has the over head console. The body is a solid body. It will not need much body work. The body panels are good. The rear quarters and trunk drop offs are good. The trunk floor is good. The rear frame rails are good. All the torque boxes are good. The fenders and doors are good. The front frame rails are good except there is a small place under the battery tray where there is a little rust in the frame rail. It is not that bad but it is there. It could be fixed with a patch. The car will need some sanding and a few spots worked out but the body is in good shape to be original and 40+ years old. The trunk lid is good. I have a good hood to go with it. I have all the front end pieces that are off of it. It has the front disc brakes on it. This car has not been on the road in years. It will need to be restored but would make a great restoration project. The floor pans will need replacing. You rarely find a mustang with good floor pans. All the glass is good in it except the windshield. The motor and transmission are not original. It has a 302 engine in it with a automatic transmision behind it. The guy said it ran when it sat it in it several years ago and was okay. I tried to turn it over by hand but couldn't get it to turn so either i didn't get a good grip on it and couldn't turn it or it is stuck. You might could fill it up with marvel mystery oil and let it sit for a few days and it might break loose and be fine but I can't make any promises on the condition of the motor and transmission. If you are rebuilding the car you would probably want to go through the motor and rebuild it anyway so it will be new but it could be fine. I have a clear title to it. If you have questions or need more info just let me know. I took several pics of it but if you need more just let me know. I will accept cash in person, certified bank check, or bank wire transfer as payment for the car. The car is located in Jonesboro Louisiana. I can store it as long as needed but I will require full payment within seven days after the end of auction. Please ask all questions before you bid and make sure you want it.
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