Ford Mustang Base on 2040-cars
Covington, Georgia, United States
Ground pounding 1965 Ford Mustang. Very fast. Very loud. Viper Red Exterior Black Vinyl Interior 302 cid 5.0 liter HO High performance C4 Painless wiring harness Power steering with Flaming River gear box Power brakes- disc front/drum rear Air conditioning- Vintage Air Power windows Power door locks with Viper keyless entry and alarm Clear Georgia title All work professionally done. Original V8, C code coupe that has been completely built with speed, but comfort, in mind. 289 has been replaced with a built 1987 5.0 liter engine with a Comp Cam, Edelbrock Performer Air Gap intake, 750 cfm Holley 4 barrel, custom ceramic headers, MSD ignition system, electric Holley fuel pump mounted at gas tank, serpentine belt system and custom accessory brackets. Kept cool by a custom aluminum radiator. Transmission has a shift kit, all new bands and internals and a 2200 rpm stall converter. Drives great around town. Paint is absolutely awesome. All panels line up perfectly. Front and rear bumpers, as well as the bumper guards, have been replaced and are in great condition.
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