1967 Ford Mustang Gt on 2040-cars
Navarro, California, United States
More infos regarding my cat at: neominbbazar@derbyfans.com . 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback GT
Engine: 390 GT engine with GT exhaust manifolds. not original to the car, less than 1000 miles recently rebuilt
can provide receipts. Runs good, smooth , no leaks, no smoke, no overheating. very reliable motor. Many new New
components to the engine compartment such as ,Battery, Alternator, power steering, water pump, fuel pump,
distributor, brake booster, master cylinder, heater core, radiator, etc. .
Transmission: 4 speed toploader Original
9 inch rear end 3.00 Gears Original
Front Suspention: Stock but many new components such as , front Disc Brake calipers, rotors, spindles, booster,
master cylinder, Power Steering pump and unit, shocks, springs, 15'' rims, etc.
Paint: Black, not original black car. . was painted about 3 years ago and since its been taken good care so its not
fading, cracking, chipping, etc.
Interior: New-Upholstery, Headliner, Carpet, Door panels, Locks handles etc, Dash pad and other components,
rubber moldings, not an ac car but the heater,blower, defrost working fine
All lights of the exterior and interior work including fog lights, turn signals, horns, windshield wipers etc.
Car is NOT a Rust bucket and does Not need to be restored. Not all sheet metal are original to the car, the
previous owner had done some restoration, He said he had one side quarter panel replaced and the tail panel with
the fins. I later noticed the driver front floor was a bit weak so i had it replaced. I had the car for over 11
years and i had it repainted 3 years ago. The engine was running weak so I had it rebuilt recently. The interior
was worn out and i had it all redone about 2 years ago.
The body is straight and lines are pretty straight. The doors, trunk, hood lines up pretty good. The under
carriage is pretty good and there is no rust.
The car looks beautiful and and drives great, I used it as a weekend car for once in a while but it is reliable
for weekend car or daily driver. The motor was tired and so I had it rebuilt , Now it runs very smooth and
powerful.
On the bottom of the page there is a Video of the car I have uploaded so you can get a better and live view.
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