1970 Ford Mustang

Coupe

V8 - 8 - Cyl. Cylinder

Automatic

OTO1L141441

Clear

Gasoline

Relisted, because I never heard from the previous high bidder after over a dozen attempts. I assume they could not get financing or something on their end fell through. Good thing for you all! Good luck... and thanks for your interest. 1970 Ford Mustang Grande Coupe w/ 302 I try to be as honest as possible, and want to say that this has been my baby and I would love to keep it, but feel like it is in my family's best interest to sell. If you want to setup a time to see it, shoot me a message. I paid around $12,000 for it in 2007, when I got it from Long Beach, California. IT IS A TRUE CALIFORNIA CAR. I have put over $7,000 into it, nearly all of which I have receipts for, and will be included in the sale. It had a paint job a few months ago, but not great quality. It would need a new paint job if you plan to present it in shows. It has a clear title and runs great. When bought in 2007, this is what the seller posted: "There is only 160 miles total on this restoration, including the transmission. Engine is a 302 with 15,716 actual miles, with Collector’s Update and Inspection done... every year, since 1989. We put in a larger cam, 3/4 Upgraded Teflon pistons, Roller tips on valves, Board-Over 10, Edelbrock intake, and 4 barrel carburetor. Transmission upgraded to Metric AOD with overdrive. Installed electronic ignition. New Old Stock rear end, and new suspension front and back. New Shelby GT front springs. Brakes upgraded to disc and are power assist. Installed new gauges (RPM, temp, battery, oil pressure). New Drums on back, New Gas tank, New Interior, carpet, seats, and door panels. Blapunkt Stereo and rear speakers, new signal lamps, and moldings. Put on new tires with Crager Rims. New dual exhaust installed, with Header and Magnaflow Mufflers." Since I have had it, these are the notable things I have done to it: · I have a brand new dash cap to put on that will go with the car· New battery (2014) · New steering wheel (2013) · New vent plug, driver's door (2013) · New hood latch assembly (2012) · New Hood bumpers (2012) · New trunk seal (2012) · New rear wheel cylinders (2011) · Replaced both valve cover gaskets (2011) · Replaced manifold gaskets (2011) · Installed new transmission hose/line and clamps (2011) · New B&M pistol grip shifter (2011) · New shifter cable and assembly (2011) · New power brake booster (2010) · New master cylinder (2010) · New emergency brake and assembly (2010) · Installed new front sway bar kit (2010) · New front brake calipers, pads, and adjusters (2010) · New transmission seal & fluid (2010) · Flushed radiator, plugs, wires, distributor (2010) · Resealed front and rear windshields (2009) · Installed battery shutoff switch (2009) · Installed battery energy saver (2009) · Installed new headliner (2009) · New power steering lines and belts (2008) · Installed new heater core and replaced squirrel cage (2008) · New lockable gas cap (2008) On Oct-05-14 at 06:08:28 PDT, seller added the following information: Apologies... I didn't respond to your other question. I am unsure of the original equipment of this car. I provided all of the infromation I had on it when I purchased it. I do know that the car came to me with a 302 and an AOD transmission, which neither one goes with that specific car. I was also told it was a Grande, but I could tell it was not when it arrived at my house. Regardless of the OEM, the car has been an excellent ride, looks good, and runs great. I have put a lot of work into it to keep it as it was when I bought it, with some added new things, as I listed them all o the listing. Thanks... and I will get the pics and video shortly. On Oct-05-14 at 16:14:19 PDT, seller added the following information: I had a request for a video upload and view of the undercarraige. Here you go: http://youtu.be/d2f3phYMaCU