04-30-2018, 02:23 PM
Looking to buy a project Mustang to bring to tech school with me. One of my neighbors has a 1969 Coupe sitting behind a fence.
Asking Price: $2,000
Original Equipment:
Body: 65B 2 Door Hardtop, Luxury Interior
Color: M Wimbledon White
Trim: 5WA White Vinyl with White Knitted Vinyl with Black, Luxury Interior
Date: 23L November 23, 1968
D.S.O: 24 Jacksonville
Axle: 3 2.79:1, Conventional
Engine: 302 2v V8
Trans: W C4 Automatic
This car is in pretty rough condition. I would say that about 30% of the panels have at least one rust hole. Rust around where the windshield and rear window go. Car currently has a 289 H.O. engine and C6 Transmission. At one point in its life, it had a 3 speed on the floor because it has a clutch assembly. He has a few new parts like the grille, door panels, gas tank etc. I would like to replace the c6 with a 5 Speed T5 or TKO. Maybe get a 347 Stroker or a 351 Windsor to replace the 289.
What are your thoughts on bringing back this coupe to a better condition? You must set page zoom to 30% or open images in a new tab in order to see the entire picture.
Asking Price: $2,000
Original Equipment:
Body: 65B 2 Door Hardtop, Luxury Interior
Color: M Wimbledon White
Trim: 5WA White Vinyl with White Knitted Vinyl with Black, Luxury Interior
Date: 23L November 23, 1968
D.S.O: 24 Jacksonville
Axle: 3 2.79:1, Conventional
Engine: 302 2v V8
Trans: W C4 Automatic
This car is in pretty rough condition. I would say that about 30% of the panels have at least one rust hole. Rust around where the windshield and rear window go. Car currently has a 289 H.O. engine and C6 Transmission. At one point in its life, it had a 3 speed on the floor because it has a clutch assembly. He has a few new parts like the grille, door panels, gas tank etc. I would like to replace the c6 with a 5 Speed T5 or TKO. Maybe get a 347 Stroker or a 351 Windsor to replace the 289.
What are your thoughts on bringing back this coupe to a better condition? You must set page zoom to 30% or open images in a new tab in order to see the entire picture.
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