1970 Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Milan, Georgia, United States
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1970 Ford 302 Boss Mustang has 61000 miles. It is the original engine matching numbers with serial number stamped
on back of the block. Original transmission, original rear end, original floor pans, original fenders, original
doors, looks like the tail light panel may have been replaced. Inside door jams does not look as if the quarters
have been separated or cut off the car, if so they did a hell of a job. Still has the original carter x fuel pump
and rev limiter. looks like the carpet has been replaced but seats are original. door panels are nice, there is a
crack on the dash pad that goes across the top of the radio speaker holes. Still has original tinted glass, Has had
a paint job in its life time. Paint is nice, looks good. Car has been driven. It is a nice driver, spend no money
on it, get in, go to local car shows or just drive it.
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