1965 Mustang Fastback ,rebody, Shelby Gt350 ,clone on 2040-cars
Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, United States
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Here is a 1965 Mustang fastback project that has been sitting for years inside a garage and is now up for sale. It was originally a 6 cylinder 3 speed car but you can put in whatever you want as there is no motor or trans with car. A restoration had been started on it and a right side floorboard had been put in along with the framerail on that side. The left rear quarter had been removed along with tailpanel and trunk floor and new sheetmetal has been laid in place but not welded in yet . It includes a large amount of replacement sheetmetal as you can see in pictures along with many other parts that will go along with car. The car is in very good shape rust wise but still has some typical Mustang rust , all the frame rails however are solid. Feel free to ask questions. There is no paperwork with car but a bill of sale can be provided. Car is being sold as is. Payment prefered is cash on pickup with $100 deposit after auction ends. A local rollback service is available to haul car if needed. We also can assist in loading car on your trailer.
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