1972 Ranchero Gt500, Rare Q-code 351 Cleveland 4-v Cobra Jet With A 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Merritt Island, Florida, United States
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PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY: I will try to explain this the best I can. In 1979 the vehicle with vin number 2A48Q189576 was rear ended and totaled out by the insurance company. The previous owner found another 1972 Ranchero with vin number 2A47F288864, this is the body that is housing every item from the original 1972 Ranchero including the rare q-code vin number dash board , and has a clear Florida title for vin number 2A48Q189576. So we are not representing this car as a numbers matching car. If you are restoring a GT500 Grand Torino or Ranchero or any other Ford Vehicle this would make a great donor car, especially since it has a period 351 Cleveland Cobra Jet roller motor and 4 speed trans. The dash board with a full instrument cluster , is in excellant shape no cracks and all instruments work. The door panels are in excellant shape. The seats are in good shape, drivers seat does has 2 rips. As far a mechanicals on the car this car runs and can be driven now. Only thing that may need replaced is the throw out bearing on the cluch, which is an easy fix. Car has 9 inch ford rear end not sure what the gears are. I could go on and on and on about this car like I said it can be a great donor car or can be fixed up and have a great classic. Feel free to contact me by e-mail or for a faster response call me any time between 8am and 10pm eastern time with any questions @ 321-863-4157 ask for Greg.
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