1970 Ford Mustang

Convertible

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

Gasoline

Please let me know if you have any questions! I check my email 5 times a day. If you send me your number I will call you back. There were only 7673 Convertible Mustangs made in 1970! Which is NOT a lot! To put things into prospective Ford only made 7013 1970 Boss 302s. Ford made a total of 190,727 Mustangs in 1970. THIS IS A RARE CAR WORTH FIXING!! This is a very rusty car! If you are afraid of rusty cars or if you do not have a means of restoring a rust bucket, then this is not the car for you! This Mustang was originally calypso coral orange and had a 302 2bbl with an automatic transmission. The car no longer has the engine but does still have the original transmission. The cars factory options include a power top and center console. This is a manual steering car. The car still has the convertible top frame, which needs to be restored. It also has the convertible only side glass and convertible only stainless trim. I still have the factory center console. The front seats are missing but I have a rear seat to go with the car. It is a coupe back seat that has been cut to fit a convertible. The car will need new floors and patches in the frame rails. The part of the drivers side frame that is under the floor board is the worst. Other parts of the frame rails have coin size holes that could be patched. There is also a part of the trunk that will need to be replaced. The hood and trunk lid are junk, I would replace those too. I have some aftermarket floor pans that go with the car! The Mustang has a cheap shiny red paint job. The body still has some dents and shows some signs of bondo. I would say that the WHOLE car needs to be restored! I have an Alabama tag receipt to go with the car. Which can be used as a title for title only states. Georgia and Alabama are non-title states. They no longer issue titles for vehicles older then 1985. If you register this car in any other state with the tag receipt your state will issue you a title! Please let me know if you have any other questions about that. You can also call you local DMV to confirm this.