1990 Ford Mustang Gt Hatchback California Car Black Interior Clean Reliable on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
1990 Ford Mustang GT 5 speed, all black interior. Emerald Green/Titanium. 189,900 miles on the chassis, engine and transmission were rebuilt by previous owner. Engine runs perfect and doesn't leak anything, transmission shifts smooth. AC blows cold, heater and defroster work perfectly as a new heater core was recently replaced. Interior is original all black, very clean with minor scuffs. Ashtray door and armrest door both original and work perfectly.
Car was built and has been in California its entire life from viewing the previous owners. There is no rust whatsoever on the underside or the hatch and roof that is common on these cars. I believe I am the fourth owner, the guy I bought it from did not own it long and the previous owner before him owned it since about 1994. I am a fox mustang enthusiast who has owned 5 fox bodies and this one is for sale due to a new '64 fairlane project leading to lack of garage space to keep both. I would very much like to keep it but simply don't have the space or time to give it what it deserves. In my ownership I have completed the 5 lug/cobra brake conversion as well as adding the electric fan and a few other things to keep it running perfectly and being reliable as a daily driver. Vehicle could be used as a daily driver or a fun weekend car. I will be upfront with the negatives and continue into the details. Thanks for looking!
Negatives:
-The car was backed into while parked only hitting the bumper and tail light from the side, the left rear tail light was broken as well as causing paint chipping and gouges in the bumper trim. I have filled much of the gouges and repainted the bumper but it is noticeable and the silver/titanium was not the exact match. From the rear it is hard to tell, but the bumper compared to the rear fender shows it very apparent. I would recommend a professional fix it, and may be best with a new bumper. (both tail lights have been replaced with new DEPO housings and lenses)
-Both front seat fabric are worn drivers side more than passenger, seat doesn't exhibit the "fox body lean"
-Drivers side door lock does not lock by power, but does lock manually.
-Passenger window goes up and down slow but always works. Seems to work better when its warm out.
-Paint is a respray that is not perfect but is decent, various scratches and chips especially in the front of the hood. Cowl hood is not the highest quality but fits decently.
-Saleen wing on passenger side tab is broken/coming out of the body. Wing is secured not at risk of coming off
Details/Highlights
Full five lug/cobra brake conversion. All brand new components done the "right" way, no junkyard parts
-94/95 Front Spindles. Cleaned, inspected, painted black with silver dust shields. Machined spacer for tie rod.
-North Racecars rear cobra caliper brackets
-Yukon fox length axles. rear axle bearings and seals replaced at same time with new diff fluid
-Raybestos loaded front and rear rebuilt cobra calipers
-Brembo rotors front, prostop rotors rear
-Maximum Motorsports stainless steel brake lines front and rear, rear hard line kit
-Maximum Motorsports proportioning valve delete kit
-New 93 Cobra Master cylinder
-Summit Racing Proportioning Valve
-96 Cobra wheels with 245/45/17 Dunlop Direzza DZ101 tires. Tires have at most 10,000 miles on them.
Engine/Drivetrain
-3G alternator conversion. new alternator, 4ga wiring, megafuse
-Flex-A-Lite 175 electric cooling fan. thermostatically controlled. Moroso fabricated overflow tank
-MGW Shifter, Delrin shift knob
-Koni STR'T shocks/struts
-H&R/Eibach Lowering Springs
-Maximum Motorsports Caster/Camber plates
-Moroso cold air intake
-Maximum Motorsports Full Length Subframe connectors (welded)
-Dynomax Cat Back Exhaust
AC/Heat
-All new AC lines recently replaced. Suction hose with orifice tube, Receiver/Drier with hose, dischage line. All new made for use with R134
-Charged with R134 and correct oil. AC blows cold
-New heater core installed recently. Heat and defrost work perfectly
Stereo/Misc
-Kenwood CD/AUX Input deck
-New 5 1/4" Planet Audio Speakers in doors
-Brand new door and hatch weatherstripping
-Brand New DEPO full tail light housing and LX lenses
-New bottom air dam.
-LED taillight bulbs
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