1986 Ford Mustang Gt Hatchback 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Angola, Indiana, United States
up for sale is a 86 mustang gt 5.0 automatic car with no engine, trans or computer electrical harness. it is a t top car with scratches, scrapes missing drivers door rubber, seat halos, console top, passenger door window and lock wiring, headliner and any other parts not in the pictures. it was a running and driving car I needed the engine and all accessories, trans, driveshaft, trans cross member, radiator,computer wiring and computer, for another project. the paint is not the greatest, interior is dirty but useable, undercarriage is really nice, tires are ok and wheels not very old, body seems ok but the liftgate has rust that is shown in the pictures. what is in the pictures is what you get. this car will be on ebay for 7 days the way it is and then it will be parted out if not sold (which I don't want to do it is such a nice car)
On Apr-28-14 at 18:46:55 PDT, seller added the following information: NON RUNNING PLEASE READ THE DESCRIPTION NON RUNNING PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION |
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