1970 Ford Mustang Convertible 302 V8 Stick Nice Solid Car Shop Waz 4 Mustang on 2040-cars
Bensalem, Pennsylvania, United States
Engine:302 V8
Drive Type: Stick
Model: Mustang
Mileage: 100
Trim: Standard
This 1970 Mustang Convertible Mustang is one of the cleanest Bodies I have seen in a while. I own Mustang Stables (Est 1981) and I deal with Mustangs on a daily Basis. This one was parked behind a friends house in Philly when the mayor went on this cleanup rampage. His car was removed from his property. This car had the metal work all done on it and it was done right. The Car was all done and everything as you see it was done when they took his car. He was in the finishing stages when the city pulled that on him. If your car is taken, you can't go to the sale and get it back, So That is how I got it. It was curious that someone from the city was bidding hard for it. When you do get the car from the city auction, they give you a salvage title.but The car stands for itself and is a stand up car.
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