1971 Forf Mustang Coupe With 460 Motor on 2040-cars
Crothersville, Indiana, United States
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I’m wanting to sell my 1971 mustang. I want something more street able. It has a built 1975 Lincoln 460 engine and transmission With a B&M pro shift shifter. It has 1969 429 C9VE-A heads. Head were ported and polished, has oversized undercut stem valves. It has roller rocker. The cam is a Comp cam # 34-331-4 grind number FF 280H-10. Both valves have .530 lift. It has a weiand stealth aluminum intake with a 750 holly carb. It has an aluminum radiator with dual electric fans. You can use one fan or both. It never gets hot in a slow parade. It has 2 inch headers with 3 inch exhaust. It has 350 gears with a mini spool. It has frame rails screwed and welded in. Floor and trunk pans are good. It has the battery and kill switch on the rear. It has new seat covers and trunk mat and good carpet. It has no heater. I took the heater, air out to replace with a regular heater, but didn’t get around to it. I didn’t need it in parades or race tracks. I took it to a 1/8th mile race track 3 times. The motor probably doesn't have over 1000 miles on it. No delivery
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