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69 Boss 302 Mustang on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:25000
Location:

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

VIN#9F02G190492
OPTIONS:
M - Wimbledon White 
2D - Dark Red Kiwi Vinyl Standard
Rear Deck Spoiler
4-Speed Close Ratio
3.91 Optional Axle Ratio
Traction-lok Differential
Sport Slats
AM Radio
Tinted Glass
Magnum 500 Chrome Styled Steel Wheels
Production Date May 5, 1969 - ten day behind schedule
CA car, zero rust. 
All VIN and date code matching car.
5 owner history.  All owners, including purchaser new, are known and reachable. 
Paper Work:
Marti Report and letter of research on 194 White cars only 30 had red interiors and 6 were red standard.
Emminger #2 - Gate Release and Accounting Invoice
2 Nice Build Sheets
California Owners Warranty Card - dated 07/17/69
Original Owners Manual with Owners Name typed in.
Have hundreds of photos of engine rebuild, clean up transmission, clean up of rear end.
The floor pans and under carriage are 100% original, only cleaned.
All suspension and steering linkage, ball joints, tie rod ends, and even the idler arm are original to this car.
The block, heads, intake, carb., dist., smog, exhaust. manifolds, valve covers, rev limiter, radiator, all tags are original to this car. 
Interior is 100% original, including carpet.
Car has 1 repaint - era 1990s.
We have the original and complete, in very nice condition, exhaust system, H-pipe to tail pipes, currently has repo system.
Also have the original gas tank and sending unit.  These were replaced with NOS Ford parts.
Has reproduction no size tires on original chrome magnum 500s.
Have a set of driver repo wheels and radial tires.  
This was from my personal collection.  
This Boss was on display  at the Charlotte 50 Year Mustang Event. 
 
Jim Cunningham, MCA#5447, Gold Card Judge for Boss and Thoroughbred
Phone:  317-507-4550

Additional contact regarding this car:
Bob Perkins
Phone: 920-696-0737


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