1968 Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Pontiac, Michigan, United States
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1968 Mustang Fastback J Code 302 Rust Free Survivor Loaded With Many Options
1968 Mustang Fastback J Code 302 Survivor Loaded With Options / Plus GT Options were added in 1991 when it went
under restoration...
All original matching numbers car...
Car was restored in 1991 with the following mostly NOS parts and is still in very nice rust free condition as
shown. All the Stainless Trim was removed and professionally polished. Automatic Transmission was rebuilt. New seat
covers. Professionally Painted inside and out. New Jr Headers and aluminized exhaust / mufflers and NOS Ford tail
pipe tips. Since then it has been stored in a temperature controlled shop most of the time and driven occasionally.
Has all original sheet metal except both front fenders and rear GT valance were replaced using New Old Stock Ford
panels at the time and then I also added the GT Options...
Recent updates include April-2016 rebuild on the original 302 4-V engine. New A/C dryer and condenser. New correct
heater hoses and 3 row radiator with new correct hoses. Light switch. Brakes. 600 Cfm Holley...
Things that could use updates: Steering wheel could use some patch and fresh paint or replace it. A/C test/ charge
& belt. Look into the Convenience Control options and test. Maybe find an original factory am/fm radio if you want,
it has an am/fm cassette in it now...
Same owner for 27 years. Overall this is a true Rust Free Survivor Loaded With Many Options and is in very good
condition, paint still looks great and shows well although it has just a few very minor chips but is in great
shape...
Has a Clear Clean Michigan Title...
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