1967 Ford Mustang

Fastback

351 cleveland

Manual

Clear

Gasoline

For sale is a 1967 Ford mustang fastback. Originally a c-code 289 car with a 3-speed manual transmission. All metalwork was done on a rotissery starting with a very solid car. Car has Eleanor body kit that will need finishing work and paint. Car now has a 4-speed top loader transmission and a fresh 351 cleveland motor rings bearings and valvejob with low hours. All new gaskets bearings and clutch on drivetrain. Car will need new master cylinder and brakework. Car has brand new 245/45ZR17 tires all the way around on new Eleanor style rims. Car has new seat covers on front and rear but rear seat cover not completely installed, new door panels, dash pad, carpet, and not yet installed headliner, aluminum whiteface gague cluster. new fuel tank, new battery, new alluminum 4 core radiator, and cd player under dash, car will need new exhaust comes with manifolds only. Starts and will drive but needs brakes finished. Auction is for car in as is unfinished condition. $500 non-refundable deposit due at end of auction. Full payment due within 24hrs of auction close. Payment must be in form of cash or PayPal. buyer responsible for pickup or shipping of vehicle. We can help load on your truck. Serious buyers may call dave at 8one5-three2one-2five5six. Car can be seen in person and is for sale locally. So Note seller reserves the right to end the auction at anytime.On Oct-06-16 at 18:06:28 PDT, seller added the following information: Note added 6 most current pictures of car and all parts including new front and rear glass in place but not installed. Car is straight with new quarters and fenders with a new coat of sealing primer. Amazing car with lots of equity close to completion. Don't miss out on all the hard work and long hours that has already been put into this car.On Oct-06-16 at 18:26:08 PDT, seller added the following information: Note I can't seem to answer anyones questions through Ebay it says something went wrong. Hopefully the new photos of the car will answer some of these questions. Sorry for the inconvenience.