1999 Ford Mustang

Convertible

3.8L 232Cu. In. V6 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

1FAFP4442XF173896

Clear

GAS

I am selling my girlfriends 1999 Ford Mustang for her because she can't stand to do it herself and can't stand for me to sell it locally so she will have to see it driving around. We have been dating for five years now and I help manage a Dodge dealership and have kinda made it clear that I would prefer if her Ford didn't sit in my driveway. It is however her most prized possession but she purchased a 2006 Dodge Charger Daytona last year and just doesn't drive it very much at all anymore. She wants to keep it very badly but we have been having trouble coming up with garage space for all the vehicles and it just doesn't make sense to hang on to it if she isn't going to use it very much but she is having a lot of anguish with her decision to get rid of it. The car is in very nice shape for a car of it's mileage. She has owned it since October of 2005 when it had 75,900 miles on it. It is a 30th Anniversary edition car with the six cylinder automatic transmission. It has good tires on it and she had kept up really well with the maintenence. It has had oil changes done every 3,000 miles religously. It had the rear axle fluid serviced at 98500 miles in April of 2007. It had a new right exhaust manifold installed in June of 2007 at 101000 miles. It had new front brake pads installed in March of 2008 at 109000 miles. It had spark plugs, fuel filter and a belt tensioner replaced in July of 2008 at 112000 miles. It just had a new battery installed and the fuel pump replaced within the past 2,000 miles. She has put in a stereo with two subwoofers in the trunk. The exterior of the car is painted in a really pretty green color that I'm told was only offered for a short time. The interior is in very good shape as well. The only negatives of the car is there are two dents on the top of the windshield frame where something fell against it while it was being stored and there is a scratch on the front bumper. The dents I'm told would be fairly easy to be repaired as there is a body seam on both sides so a very small amount of sheet metal is all that would need to be painted. I can help arrange shipping if desired as I have several connections through the car dealership. If you have any questions I will do my best to answer them or talk to her and see if she knows the answer.