Ford: Mustang Grande on 2040-cars
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1973 Mustang Grande with 36429 miles. Engine is 351 Cleveland with Trans. Depot AOD and 2.75 rear gears ( new 3rd. member ) for easy highway cruising. Dual Flow Master exhaust system with that great muscle car sound. Exterior color is Gold Metallic which shines like new with a real great set of BF Goodrich Radial T/As tires and new 15 Chrome Cragar wheels. Interior is all original and in very nice condition with center console and Ginger in color. All gauges and systems work properly. Car has Custom Sound after market AM/FM sterio radio with 10- disc CD player mounted in the trunk. Radio/CD player can be operated with controls on the console or with hand held remote.
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