1983 Ford Mustang Gt H.o. Hatchback on 2040-cars
Carnegie, Pennsylvania, United States
For sale is my black 1983 Mustang GT Hatchback H.O.
Title in hand. I purchased the car just to do some TLC work and clean her up. She is a rot free car with solid floors and frame. Almost no rust what so ever. She doesn't leak anything, including the sunroof. She has 41k miles on the clock, but I believe it's rolled over just like most cars her age. However looking at the car makes you realize she was garage kept and well taken car of by the previous owners and myself. Runs and drives great. The car has: Original drivetrain 302 4V V8 H.O. 5-Spd Manual 8.8 rear and swap - new fluid w/ 3.27 gears Hurst shifter Ford Racing Shorty Headers w/ Flowmaster mufflers Ford Racing cams - mild ones, gives a great sound! Edelbrock intake and 4 barrel carb Aftermarket wheels/tires (255 front, 275 rear) rear tires are new The interior is the original color: black/red combo with the sport seats. I believe they are the Recaro seat option. I replaced the carpet and did some small tlc work. Radio and all the lights work. The only small bad things with the car are: -Small hole in drivers seat -Rear hole in the bumper/fender. The marks cause the car to have a "reconstructed title," however it doesn't affect the car whatsoever. -Heater fan doesn't turn on, haven't looked into it -Forgot the mention one last thing. The oil and engine temp gauges in the dash do not work, normal thing to go bad in these cars. However, on the A pillar are two matching gauges that work and also dim with the interior lights. Car holds a nice 45-50psi and engine temp stays right at normal on a hot day. I'm asking $5,500 or best offer. Willing to negotiate and work with buyer on transportation. NOTE: Yes this is my first listing under this account. However, I am NOT new to eBay. My family used a joint account for years and built up a nice stack of reviews. I decided however to create my account and continue on alone. My number is 412-478 one nine seven six if you have any questions. Calls or texts are fine. |
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