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1991 Ford Mustang 5.0 Supercharged Lx Fox Body Restored Nice on 2040-cars

US $8,000.00
Year:1991 Mileage:132810
Location:

Forney, Texas, United States

Forney, Texas, United States
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I bought this car 5 years ago and have spent the whole time restoring it and making it very nice. It has around 100 miles on it since all the motor (Top End) was done 4 years ago. I keep it in my workshop under a cover. I drive it around the block once a month to keep all the seals good. I have over 12,500.00 in parts with receipts for most all of it, plus all the labor. This is a very nice car with almost everything new. Here is a list of the things done to it. This is one of the cleaner fox bodies you will find. I have looked all over craigslist and ebay and for the money this is one of the nicer ones out there.
Edelbrock Performer RMP heads
Edelbrock Intake with 70mm throttle body, C&L mass air meter
Powerdyne 9lb supercharger with power pipe
42lb injectors, 155 lph fuel pump, bbk fuel rails, autometer fuel pressure gauge in the car
E303 cam with 1.7 ford racing rockers, chrome moly push rods, all ARP bolts thry out engine
Ford racing timing chain, MSD ignition
Aluminum radiator, twin electric fans
Rebuilt rear end with carbon fiber disc, billet rear end cover, aluminum drive shaft
Ford racing springs, bbk camber caster plates, bbk upper and lower control arms, all energy suspension bushings, kyb shocks
battery relocated to rear in aluminum box with kill switch
SCT superchip with tune
All new weatherstipping and moulding including new qtr windows
All new headlights and signals
new carpet, new door panels, new power lock actuators and window motors
Subframe connectors
It has mickey thompson drag radials
BBK long tube headers, off road pipe, flow masters and dumps
There is No AC/ there is an AC delete pulley and no smog pump/ has a smog pump delete pulley
Email if you want to come look at the car before bidding. Buyer must pick the car up within 48 hours of end of auction

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