1985 Mustang Red Gt Convertible One Of 300 No Rust! on 2040-cars
Salem, Massachusetts, United States
Up for auction is a 1985 Ford Mustang Gt convertible. Color is red with white interior & a black top. This car is RARE!! It is one of 300 determined by the 3rd Generation News & Beyond National Registry. The car has 81,000 original low miles. The entire car has zero rust, or rot. It is currently registered & on the road. Has had the hood & the stripe redone due to fading. The top is new, but has 2 very small holes the size of a pencil, on the bottom side. The car has a small ding. The seats need to be reupholstered. The tensioner pulley needs replacing. Air conditioning needs converting and does not work. The passenger side rear quarter glass is off the track & needs to be fixed. The car comes with two convertible boots, one black & one white. The car also comes with very nice Marshal fog-light covers, 4 brand-new Goodrich tires & all receipts.
A $500.00 deposit is required through Paypal with 48 hours. The winning buyer is responsible for the shipping & the shipping cost. I am willing to help with the shipping arrangements. If you have any questions regarding this vechicle, please ask prior to bidding. The car is sold "as is", with no refunds/returns. I will only accept cashier checks (with 7 days), cash (if local) or Paypal payments within 48 hours. US bids only. |
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