1969 Mustang Coupe With Factory 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Taneytown, Maryland, United States
Engine:302 V8
Make: Ford
Trim: coupe
Model: Mustang
Exterior Color: Calipso Coral
Drive Type: manual
Interior Color: Black
Mileage: 129,000
Up for bid is my 1969 mustang coupe. The car was repainted one year ago calipso coral. At that time all the body work was done. It has new quarter on the rear, new light panel in the rear, 2 brand new doors, brand new factory shaker hood with scoop and new shaker air cleaner assembly, new front and rear valance, new chrome on the car all the way around. The factory numbers matching 302 was totally gone through. Factory top loader was gone over. Brand new hurst shifter, brand new bumpers front and rear, new carpet, new dash pad, new headliner, new door panels, brand new weld wheels and tires, new gas tank and the list goes on. The car was completely redone. The car has a radio in it but needs holes drilled in the fender for the antenna. Car needs gear for the speedometer. The back seat is original and in perfect shape. Front seats are original but worn through in a couple of places. Car also has a brand new clutch. The car is a blast to drive and I am only selling because I bought a new car. This car also has been at The Ocean City car cruise the last two years. Any questions please call 443-605-9405
On Jun-15-13 at 13:07:06 PDT, seller added the following information:
for got to add the trunk is in excellent shape along with the frame rails and shock towers. the car also had brand new floor pans welded in. the grill and the front spoiler are also new
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