Very Nice 1998 Ford Mustang Gt 4.7l Convertible on 2040-cars
Montrose, Michigan, United States
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I have a 1998 Ford Mustang GT Convertible for sale. It does need some cosmetic work-to get rid of some scratches and dings and a new clear coat. It has good tires about 65% tread life left. It has a white convertible top that will need to be replaced due to hole in rear window area. the seats and some tears but not real major issue but will need some work later. I had the estimate to get body work, paint and new top with install came in around $2,000. The car already is a head turner due to clear and graphics on it.
The engine is strong and very responsive with gas pedal and rides very well down road. You may need to get an alignment as well as a tune up as did not drive car for 18 months. This car has not seen winters and was stored during winter. Everything else in car works and no damage or anything else that I know of that would harm performance. It had brakes redone in 2011. With the work that has been done on this car already and purchase of it, we spent almost $9500 for it. if you fix the issues you could easily make this car worth a lot of money again and is possible with the low buy it now or best offer option. A new battery was installed 8/2014. The vehicle is also for sale locally so this auction could end at anytime due to this. You could buy car and drive it home with no problems that I would be aware of. This car is a head turner as it is aloha blue with airplane wing type graphic design. Tires are pro stock as well as exhaust. It makes this car growl and purr with exhaust. The idle is good on car. Brakes are good. The cold box cooling system is very responsive to keep engine cool and pull cold air in. The glass on car is good with a couple dings but no cracks or major issues except for rear window on convertible top is torn away from top. But you can get new top for around $450.00. We are selling car to help get bills caught up as I am a disabled veteran with limited income and can not afford this car anymore and it deserves a nice home. The car is being sold "As Is" with no warranty. Everything has been described as well as possible. Please do not waste my time with worthless low ball OBO offers. I am not interested in trades. If you have negative feedback or other issues please do not contact me and or bid on this car, as it costs money to list this car. I am asking $3200 OBO. |
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