1967 Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Clay City, Kentucky, United States
1967 Ford mustang fastback Gt Deluxe Comes equipped with a 289 c.i engine as well as a C4 automatic transmission
with power steering and disc brakes. The car runs and drives very well comes equipped with a very desirable deluxe
interior that is in good shape and has all the bells and whistles and in good shape. This is a great driver quality
Mustang that needs nothing to be currently enjoyed. The pain has some minor chips and scratches, but still shows
well. If you are looking for a trailer queen this is not the car. If you are looking for a car when you buy it and
get it home you can drive and enjoy this is it. The car is solid has a couple of small bubbles on the bottom of the
doors as most mustangs have. Very solid and good looking car that can be a great daily driver. Car has a rebuilt
carburetor and a new fuel tank that was just installed. The car runs and idles as it should with no mechanical
issues. Drives very straight down the road. In my opinion a great car to leave alone and drive as is.
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