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1989 Ford Mustang Gt Convertible 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
US $5,000.00
Year:1989
Mileage:89000
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Up for Sale is a 1989 Ford Mustang GT. 5.0L Automatic. A little over 89,000 miles. 25th Anniversary Edition. Always garage kept, mostly stock. Very good condition, fun and fast. I did a lot of work on the car right after I got it. Roughly 9 years ago. Aftermarket Konig Rims (4 lug) with Kumho Tires. Tires are in good shape, but not new. Original rims will come with the vehicle. Added long headers and a full Dynomax Cat-back Exhaust. AOD Transmission was replaced with a brand new AOD transmission with Shift Kit and additional clutch plates. Re-Painted the original color, the old paint was really dull. Sony Explode CD player w/ 2 MTX 10" Subs. Top goes up and down easily. New water pump last year. Again, this car is 25 years old now. A few items I want to point out. The front seats are a little worn, but can be re-covered, they are easily available on-line. The top will need to be replaced at some point. The stitching below the rear window is giving out (SEE PIC) and there is a small pucture hole in the top from parking lot vandalism. The last time I drove it in the rain, it did not leak. There is also a small spot coming through above the rear wheel. The shop that painted the car was supposed to repair this when painting it, but did not. (SEE PIC) The rear main seal has started to leak, probably from sitting and not being driven. Can be driven as is, just need to keep an eye on the oil level and top off once in a while. Again, this car is in very good condition overall. These are just minor items, but I wanted to point them out. I have only driven this car like a 100 miles in the last 6 years. It needs to get driven, that's the only reason I want to sell it. Let someone else it enjoy it now. I require a $500 non-refundable deposit. Full payment within 7 days by certified check or cash. The car will not leave until paid in full and clear. The buyer is reponsible for all shipping. There is no warranty implied or expressed. Car is sold 'as is'. Please contact me if you would like to come inspect the vehicle. |
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