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2009 Mustang GT 5-spd Manual Transmission, Brilliant Silver, Black leather Interior, with 42,207 Miles

I’m listing this car only to see if there is any interest in someone wanting the car. I originally bought the car in April 2013 as a project car to fix up over the winter. I have ran out of time and current job has me relocating soon so I need to possibly get rid of the car. It has a WV salvage title which was converted over from a Maine Salvage title when I bought the car. The car had original front end damage from what looks like a telephone or tree. The airbags were deployed on the driver’s side, not the passenger’s. I have bought many parts and will list what I have bought and will be included in the price. The car starts up and runs fine, when I bought if they drove off of their trailer and onto mine. I drove it into the garage and have had it on jack stands ever since. I start the car every two weeks and allow it to run just to make sure it still does.

I don’t know a lot about cars and this has been a challenge trying to get the parts and bolts back together. If you have any questions please email me and I’ll answer to the best I can. If you need additional pictures email me and I’ll get as soon as I can.

Bought:

New Battery

Driver’s side airbag

Clock spring

Hood

Hood Hinges

Fan (BR3Z-8C607)

AC Condenser

Cross member (9R3Z5019D)

AC Hose (4R3Z19835AB)

Windshield washer fluid tank

Radiator support

Shaker 1000 6Cd/MP3 Player

Front Bumper Impact Bar

Lower rail Supports (7R3Z16152A)

Serpentine Belt (AR3Z8620A)

Radiator

Fender Liners

Driver’s and Passenger’s Fender’s (Driver side has a dent and will need replaced or repaired)

Front Bumper Cover

Things that I know will need done or bought:

Paint the Hood, Fenders, and front bumper cover

Head lights

Fog Lights

Wiring the front end because some wires are bare from the accident

Windshield needs replaced

Back bumper’s paint is pealing

Clean the inside of the car

This is not a complete list just things I know needs done.

Overall a person that knows what they are doing can have on the road in no time. There was previous work done to the car before I got it so I don’t know what they did, I just know what I have done and it was replace parts. The profile picture is what the car looked like when the previous owner had it.

On Sep-17-14 at 08:18:34 PDT, seller added the following information:

Many of the new parts are installed but others are not like the airbag and clock spring are in a box and will be included in the sale of the car. Just ask if you have any questions about a certain part or item. Thank you

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