1995 Ford Mustang Base Coupe 2-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Oldsmar, Florida, United States
1995 Ford mustang Power brakes--work great--new pads front and rear about 20,000 miles ago. Power steering Radio with cd Ice cold a/c Great tires--4 months driving on front tires---rear are 1/2 tread or better. Fan for engine is hard wired to a switch Small exhaust link due to improper gasket installed on exhaust system---car has been driven like that for 8 years (4 trips to Atlanta Georgia and back)----no problem! I bought this car new and it has been passed around the family---the family has gone their separate ways now and at 70 I don't need this car! (I just drive my 57 pickup)---it just has been sitting. The milage is unknown because the speedo broke at 101,000 due to someone resetting the trip meter while driving. I had to put in the mileage in order to list---again---true mileage unknown. Engine does not smoke---no additives in oil to trick ya---I do not need to lie about this car--- I have been turning wrenches for most my life and have seen horrible tricks done to cars in order to sell them---I am not a used car dealer!!!!!!! Interior is real nice! New clutch and throw out bearing just before last Atlanta Georgia trip. Driver side air bag only. |
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