1969 Mustang Project Car No Reserve, Lpu Only on 2040-cars
Santa Maria, California, United States
Engine:302
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Salvage
Mileage: 120,000
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Green
Model: Mustang
Interior Color: Black
Trim: none
Drive Type: auto
PROJECT CAR, No papers, please dont bid unless you intend to pick this up. selling my project car, just NO time at all.. she is the only year the mustang had 4 headlights, this car needs some rust work ( roof, door, truck, ect.) body is mostly strait, interior is ok, dash has one crack down the center, headliner was new a couple years ago, back seat in good condition, front seats are usable, door panels look like they were new a few years ago. the engine is in pieces ( some in the trunk) i dont even know if its complete, i bought this car with the intention of turning it into a street rod, lost all papers, it will need a lien sale to register, long out of DMV database, its been parked for years, i was planning on installing a rebuilt engine anyway, all the tires are flat, they will hold air for a week or so, the wheels are steel. the windshield needs to be replaced, any way... this car is a PROJECT. some (lots) of work required.. fixed up this baby is worth over $10k see the pics, send message for more info.. Local Pick Only... you will need a trailer to haul it off.
On May-20-13 at 16:40:42 PDT, seller added the following information:
i want to remind all bidders, this is a PROJECT car, in need of rust repairs ( several holes, the truck may need a new floor) i believe it will need all new chrome, the one good thing going for it, is the body is fairly strait, and the suspension appears ok, it has front disk brakes, the transmission is included and.. bring your trailer, thanks.
On Jun-27-13 at 20:02:01 PDT, seller added the following information:
please look at the pics carefully, there are rust holes in the usual mustang areas (lower doors, lower fenders, trunk, 1/4 fenders, right rear tail light, ect.) not to scare anyone, but if you are familiar with sand blasting and rust repair, these repairs are not a problem, also the tires are all junk, some wont even hold air. so a flat bed trailer will be needed to haul away.
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