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Here is a golden opportunity to own a true, exceptionally rare, original 1967 Ford Mustang GTA convertible. This car is verified by a Marti report which is in the pictures section. The original Virginia 67 license plates are included and this is a numbers matching vehicle. This in our opinion is the best color combination that this car could come in, stunning Dark Moss Green over a black interior really makes this car stand out. Its a very recent repaint and new interior, less than a year old. We have actually done a few more things since, we just replaced all the dash component panels and instrument bezel cluster along with the carpet as it had bunched in a few areas and didn't look right so we just replaced it completely. All the dash gauges, horn, blinkers, lights are all in perfect working order. The engine compartment is detailed to show quality. The car tracks and drives flawlessly without any clunks, noises, squeaks, ect... The vehicle is garage kept and in tip top mechanical and cosmetic condition. The engine and transmission have had a fresh rebuild less than 10,000 miles. This is a factory 'A' code 4bbl car and has the rare dealer installed cobra intake on it and a new Holley 4bbl sits on top. The car has a rust free body and frame, I took the best pictures I could without a lift. The pans have been replaced on the car and were flawlessly installed. The cars brightwork is nice all the way around, this is a non-rocker panel molding car. Convertible top and back window are new, its a factory power top car and works seamlessly. Again the interior has been gone through, door panels, carpet, seats, dash panels, ect...This is a power disc brake car, has manual steering and no A/C. This is not a trailer queen car, this is a car you can go and show and not worry about a thing, I have collected Mustangs over the last 20 years and this is a car that is truly one to be proud of and a joy to drive. I have been involved with the Mustang Club of America for many years and used to be a Gold Card judge many years ago and if I were looking for a rare car for a good price then look no further. These GTA's, true GTA's, don't come up on the market often and when they do they get bought up pretty quick. I am confident that whoever buys this car will truly enjoy this car over the coming years and not have to worry about a thing, this is a rock solid gorgeous car.

As with anything this car is 46 years old and does not come with a warranty, shipping would need to be arranged from Clarksville, TN, we can give you a name of a good shipper we have dealt with in the past if you need a recommendation. A non-refundable deposit of $500 will be required at auctions end. We have a modest reserve set and is very realistic, again these cars don't come up often. We will be at the Mustang 50th celebration in Charlotte next week, we are not bringing the car but if the winning bidder is attending we can conduct the business end of the deal there, i.e. titles, bill of sale, payment. Good luck and definately a car you won't be disappointed in.

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