1969 Ford Mustang Fastback, Project Car on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Engine:302
For Sale By:Private Seller
Drive Type: 4 speed
Model: Mustang
Mileage: 999,999
Trim: Fastback
Up for bidding is a tired old horse. She was originally a straight 6 sportsroof but has since been changed over to a V8. It has V8 5 lug spindles and front suspension, also has a 69, 8 inch 5 lug rear end. I just don't have the time to restore her so I'm putting her up for auction. She's pretty rough needs new floor pan, front tip frame rails and the trunk pans replaced, very rusty but the rear frame rails are good. The roof is dented but solid, fenders have rust on bottom and so do the quarter panels, doors are rusted on bottom. The rear taillight panel needs replaced too. The aprons and the firewall have some rust. The car still has the lower dash, all wiring and all steering components. The buckets are still in it. It was converted to a 4 speed and the pedals are still in it. There is an old 302 block with flywheel in it but no transmission. The door glass is there but the rear windows are missing and the windshield is cracked bad. Car is a roller. Comes with clean Ohio title (correct straight 6 fastback title, matching the dash tag)
I will help load this Mustang but it's the buyers responsibility to trailer or tow away. If you want it delivered within 100 miles of the Cleveland area we can negotiate a fee to do so.
Good Luck !
Thanks for Looking !
If you are looking to completely rebuild a fastback from scratch, contact me, I have a completely rusted away 69 fastback with 302 V8 auto trans. and good Ohio title, door and dash tags too.
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