1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429 on 2040-cars
Bradenton, Florida, United States
The car being auctioned off is a Ford Mustang Boss 429. This car was assigned KK2261. The car was purchased in Tampa, FL back in 1984. The vehicle was broughtto Manatee County, FL and was put into storage. The car has remained in storagethe entire time since then. The engine and transmission are numbers matching.The motor does not run and does not turn over but is the original numbersmatching engine. The vehicle as you can see in the photos will need aconsiderable amount of work and would be considered a project car. The body doeshave rust and I have tried to show it in the pictures. The pillars, tail panel,and cowl do have rust. As well as a few spots on the floor pans but there are noholes in the floor. There is also a fair amount of surface rust as can be seenin the photos. There are no signs of major damage or repairs other than on thepassenger door exterior. A replacement tail panel, door and hood are included.The car is not complete and is being sold as is with all you see in the photos.If there are any other photos you would like to see let me know and I will getthem to you. I also did acquire the Marti Report for the vehicle. Please feelfree to ask any and all questions you may have about the car. The car is beingsold as is with no warranties or guarantees expressed or implied. Good Luck!
eMail me for more details : SeleneMarranoncjb@yahoo.com
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