1968 Ford Mustang Base Hardtop 2-door 4.7l on 2040-cars
Loudon, Tennessee, United States
This is a 1968 Ford Mustang. I believe it is a 289 and has an aluminum intake and 4 barrel carburator. Transmission is a C-4 automatic and has a nice dual exhaust system. Pretty sure the engine has been rebuilt. It runs nice and quiet and does not smoke. Brakes are good and the front end is tight. Car has power brakes, power steering, and factory AC. (AC does not work, but it still has condenser on it and I have the compressor. I do not have the lines.) The body is straight but needs painted. Interior could use some TLC, needs door panels and dash pad. This car has been sitting, but it does run and drive, although it needs new tires. I have been told that only a few of these cars were built with factory console, AC and power brakes. It still has a 2 knob radio and the dash has not been cut on. The fuel tank was replaced with a new one a couple years ago. Some of the exterior trim pieces are missing and the passenger side floor pans need replaced. Last driven on 2/9/14. Can send additional information if requested. Serious inquiries may call 865-253-3229. |
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