1988 Mustang 5.0 Convertible . Low Mileage !! on 2040-cars
West Nyack, New York, United States
Your viewing a exceptionally clean 1988 Mustang GT 5.0 Convertible with low low mileage 76k. Powered by a completely stock drive train .Featuring a 5.0 liter motor and a 5 speed manual transmission this car is a beast ! The car had been in dry storage for many years. I drained the fluids, changed the fuel pump, proceeded to do a full service on the car to include the following:
* New fuel pump. * New brake system complete. * New shocks complete and struts. * New clutch assembly. * New distributor shaft. * New exhaust system. * New tires and rims (factory oem) * Complete engine service. As far as the exterior is concerned the body was rust free(see under body pictures) . This Mustang needed paint so the car was stripped and repainted with PPG Base/Coat Clear/Coat. Sanded and buffed to a high gloss. Many coats of clear coat As far as the interior the seats both front and back are mint. The dash has no cracks or waves etc..The door panels are in good condition as is the top. The rugs will be cleaned prior to delivery of car.Slight tears by the rear glass (see pictures). All of the electrical components are operating as should. With the exception of the radio and the a/c. Great car for the money loads of fun to drive !! Good Luck !! On Aug-21-14 at 13:01:37 PDT, seller added the following information: |
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