1967 Ford Mustang Coupe on 2040-cars
Chandler, Arizona, United States
7R01A-- 1967 289 4-BBL engine -- San Jose plant
Body--65A--2 door hardtop
Trim--2B--Blue Std. Bucket seats
Color--K--Nightmist Blue
Date--12L--Nov.1966
DSO--71--Los Angeles
Axle--1--3.00:1
Trans--1--3 speed manual
This is a great driver quality car. Starts easy and runs STRONG.
Very rare real 1967 Ford Mustang 'A' code 289 4-speed car. The A code in VIN means it is a factory hi-po 4-bbl 289
car and is quite rare. Original 3 speed manual trans car as well (currently date code 4-speed toploader installed)
making for a very rare and desirable combo. Used to be a drag race car but is currently set up for road or
autocross racing. Huge sway bars. Street legal with clear AZ title. This is a numbers matching car.
Original 289 motor built with 202 heads, Edelbrock Performer RPM intake, Edelbrock 4-bbl carb, headers, big dual
exhaust, big sway bars, Lakewood shocks, DUI electronic ignition, Hurst shifter attached to 4-speed toploader. Now
has a Traction Lock limited slip rear end at around 3.23:1.
New Jerry Titus Trans-Am inspired 2-tone paint is beautiful. New velour interior is excellent. Carpets may be
original and are worn at shifter area. Excellent headliner. New Aero Nascar 15"x8" wheels and new Falken 60 series
performance tires. Disc front brakes.
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