Ford: Mustang Lx on 2040-cars
Stafford, Connecticut, United States
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This mustang is 95% restored. 7k paintjob, 17in GT500 rims, all new glass, ibach suspension, 5 lug convertion, aluminum driveshaft, new t5 worldclass trany, fresh 347 stroker with x block, AFR aluminum heads, all forged internals, crane cam, titanium push rods, crane roller rockers 6.5, 75mm maf, fireball ignition system, true gt40 lower and upper intake, flowmaster exhaust, aluminum radiator with electric fax, blue anodized trim, chrome pulley, blue silicone cooling tubes, cross support for towers, frame connectors welded in. im sure im forgetting some stuff but this is a very nice show winning 25th anniversary foxbody. over 50k invested into this car!!!! the a/c has been removed and cruise control doesn't work. to finalize this car all you need is a new carpet and fix headliner. headliner is not bad just needs to be reglued where the door trim is, its falling only at about 2in from the trim on both sides. never raced on the track so I don't have any times, never seen rain or snow. has always been kept in my a/c and heated garage. restoration was a full off rotisary restore. engine bay was painted when the car was and looks beautiful.
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