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1977 Ford Mustang Cobra on 2040-cars

Year:1977 Mileage:94861
Location:

East Lyme, Connecticut, United States

East Lyme, Connecticut, United States
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Hi, up for sale is the last one of our cars.  This is a 1977 mustang cobra.  Ok, what's wrong: needs inner door seals, does not leak but haven't been replaced.  What's right: interior is very nice.  New leaf springs and shackles, new speed clutch cable, new vynil dash, new (used) dash cluster. (Kept original speedometer) New plugs, filter. New front power steering rack, new paint, new(used) grill.  See pics.  Other stuff I am sure just can't remember.  Please ask questions.  Car is a four speed manual, shifts smooth, clutch is a speed clutch so it seems stiff, not a lot.  Had transmission checked is fine. It has an after market radio should be changed.  Everything works, brakes,horn,lights etc.  Oh I and have the title you don't need one in ct. After 25 years but I asked for the old one because they just throw them away.  Also I have the original proof plate that came with the car to prove it is a cobra.  Buyer is responsible for all shipping and transportation costs.  Car is sold as is where as.  I do not sell junk I drive this car every day weather permitting.  Selling due to Health reasons.  I am also listing this private and reserve the right to pull E-bay add if reserve is not met.  Thanks and Good luck bidding.

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