1983 Mustang Gt 302 Hci 5 Speed 4.30 8.8 Afr Heads F303 Cam on 2040-cars
Clitherall, Minnesota, United States
Body Type:Hatchback
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:302
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Ford
Model: Mustang
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: GT
Options: MP3 radio, Sunroof
Drive Type: RWD
Power Options: Power brakes, Cruise Control
Mileage: 120,000
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Black
I can honestly say I want to be done with Fords-
Asking $5,000 WITH OUT the Prostars has 1,100 miles on it
car is located in Clitherall MN 56524 PM or post any questions
Fresh 302- 94 block- decks milled .009"
worked AFR 165 heads milled to 54cc chamber (10.1:1 static CR w/ 8548PT2 gaskets - FTI custom valve springs 1.90/1.60 valves)
Scorpion 1.72 stud RR's
Ford Racing F303 cam
Rollmaster billet timing gears
Hyper Silvolite .030" pistons
ARP head and main studs
Crank was polished STD/STD
CFR 7qt oil pan w/ modified 3.8L dip stick
Milodon windage tray
Ford Racing aluminum flywheel/ Centerforce dual friction 10.5" clutch
Ford Motorsports SFI balancer w/ aluminum crank pulley
Summit long tubes/ 3" Dr Gas X/ 3" Dynomax SS welded ultraflow dumped at axle
Air Gap 4bbl intake gasket matched to 1250/ 1" phenolic spacer/ Holley 4150 with something wrong with it- can't figure out
140GPH mechaincal pump and all real AN line and fittings, with FPR and gauge
Ford Racing aluminum DS
Ford racing 4.30 gears in a rebuilt 8.8 has girdle cover- ranger 5 lug axles
Comp Engineering 3 way adjustable rear shocks
87+ QA1 tubular K/ stock control arms/front spindles w/ SVO power slot rotors/ Koni style adjustable struts
87+ 4 cylinder springs- rear cut 1 coil or more
Stock T-5 w/ steel bearing retainer and Hurst shifter
Poly motor/trans mounts/ trans X member/ carrier bushings
Square tube aftermarket control arms
19" Electric fan from 4.6L cougar w/ Hayden adjustable controller
Be Cool aluminum rad works great and don't run hot
Will come with junk wheels to drive it on a trailer
VERY clean original black interior
Underside /engine compartment sand blasted and painted
Fiberglass 4" cowl hood
Fresh manual steering setup
Full length SFC's not installed but included
probably more I'm forgetting...
The bad- rust on sunroof area, rust on bottom of doors, rust on hatch lip (covered by wing), could use a headliner and the sun visors don't like to stay in any place
Have receipts for most everything- I hold a clear MN title for it and would be a GREAT start for someone wanting a fun car and doing very little work..
Email for youtube and photobucket links for more pics and video's of it
BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR PICK UP!!!! I will help load the car on a trailer beyond that shipping and all costs are on the buyer... The car can stay with me as long as needed IF paid in full Thanks for looking! SEND OFFERS!
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