Ford Mustang Classic Muscle on 2040-cars
Eliot, Maine, United States
I am selling my 1967 Ford Mustang in excellent condition. I have too many toys and this needs to go quickly so it is priced to sell fast. The V8 was recently tuned and runs Perfect. It starts right up and idles smoothly. Has the super reliable, high output 289 V8. This can be a daily summer driver or potential show car. It is garage kept and does not see rain. The paint Is an 8 out of 10. The interior is perfect with no tears or wears. You need only a full tank of gas and roll down the road. I would not hesitate to drive this anywhere cross country. Cash payment within 5 days of close of auction. I am not a mechanic, just appreciate old cars. I don't know a lot about the car other than it is solid, and everything is in good working order. There is virtually no rust. It look like the springs have been replaced to take care of the typical sag on these older cars. I am relisting because a deadbeat did not pay. Do Not sell to this guy, jcojimcolle out of Connecticut. This is sold as is where is. It is also for sale locally so I may remove at anytime. There is a lot of interest in it now. I expect payment in cash. DO NOT bid if you dont have the money. Too many non payers out there. Please email with any questions. Available almost anytime to show. I am 45 minutes north of Boston, MA USA.
On Mar-21-14 at 04:23:16 PDT, seller added the following information: More interior photos added Friday 3/21/14 |
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