1967 Ford Mustang Fastback on 2040-cars
Charlotte, Tennessee, United States
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This is one 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback that has been rotisserie restored. It is equipped with 289 engine and
Automatic transmission with Air Conditioning. This is an original Texas car which is why this car has such body.
It has its original fenders, doors, quarter panels and taillight panel. This car has been completely restored and
detailed and it runs and drives great. The GT equipment was added during its restoration. The paint looks great and
the undercarriage looks great. The engine and transmission were completely rebuilt and the engine has a new
reproduction Cobra aluminum intake, 750 Holley carburetor, Cobra valve covers and Cobra air cleaner. This was a
factory a/c car and during the restoration it was upgraded to a new Old Air products a/c system. It has a New
Flaming River quick ratio steering box and drives like a new car. This car has the original door glasses and back
glass. The windshield is new and the vent glasses and chrome frames are new. It has 5 new Coker Tires BF Goodrich
Silvertown Radial red wall tires mounted on 5 new styled steel wheels and manual drum brakes. The complete interior
is new and it has a new Slidebar Radio by Custom Autosound. As mentioned this car runs and drives great, has cold
a/c and looks awesome.
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