1967 Ford Mustang

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1967 Mustang, once a hardtop, now a 68 Shelby clone fastback that I took in on trade, don't know much about all the work that was put into the car by its initial builder, but can give details of the obvious that I see, Car has all new 68 fiberglas nose & hood, upper and lower scoops, rear deck & corner caps, tail light panel with new T-bird tail light lens & trim, Shelby pop open gas cap & wire mess Shelby grill in the front, GT valance, etc. Has had floor pan work done, new seat covers, dash pad, deluxe wood grain dash pieces, deluxe door panels, carpet & fold down seat carpet, kick panels, door sil plates, has new front and rear windshield rubbers, new lower door weather stripping and roof rail weather stripping, new trunk seal, nice raised white letter tires, 70's front 60's rear, new front and rear bumpers, has wood grain overhead console and 68 mustang automatic floor console, fold down back seat, has manual mustang disc brakes & new master cylinder(no proportioning valve), has the large Shelby 15/16 front sway bar, Shelby export brace, Quick ratio steering box(manual steering), new gas tank & sending unit, I traded for the car with no driveline, but have included a1990 lincoln mark 7 H.O. 302 roller motor with a.o.d. trans.(was running great when pulled) which is just sitting under the hood for easy transport, but will have pulled to be cleaned up & detailed on buyers end. So car has a lot going for it and a lot to work with, just needs some additional parts and labor to finish what will be an awesome Stang, titled in Oklahoma and has been signed by a potential buyer that never followed thru with purchase nor title transfer from the person I traded with, I talked to DMV and they said it would just required an error in assignment affidavit to be filed out before transferring the title. Payment required within 3 days of listing close via wire transfer or cash in person, buyer is responsible for transport costs, but can take as long as needed for buyers convenience. will be adding around 20 more updated pics in a day or two when rain subsides here. please feel free to ask questions or call Dean at 940-228-0597