1989 Ford Mustang Gt Hatchback 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Nice, California, United States
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Selling my 89 GT. Runs good but can't get it smogged here in California needs new catalytic converters[4] which I don't have the money to replace. So it comes down to i'm tired of looking at it and not being able to drive it. What I've done so far; GT40 intake BBK 70mm throttlebody and AEM coldair intake all with California CARB [smog] numbers. All seals except the sunroof have been replaced, [trunk doors channels and swipes] New head lights 3piece Interiors rough but have replaced whole dash, center console and have door panels all red w/black trim also new aluminum radiator Needs battery will start car but won't hold charge after 3 days needs tires soon windshield is cracked lower passenger side needs hood came open on one of the previous owners so it has a wrinkle still closes though opens hard. If you want pics of specific things contact through ebay messaging and I'll post ASAP Or text to 707-349-3771 |
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