Also included is a comprehensive set of service records that look like they date right back to 1970. The engine wears a set of aftermarket valve covers, but the original items will be included in the sale. However, it doesn’t sound like it will take a lot of work to see it back on the road again. The car isn’t roadworthy, because the brakes will require attention. The owner says that the engine sounds perfect, and the transmission seems to select gears okay. He then slipped the long-awaited replacement battery into place, and the 302 is said to have kicked into life immediately. He also treated it to new plugs, plug wires, hoses, oil, and a few other components. He flushed the fuel system and replaced the rubber hoses and filters. The current owner purchased the car and went through the process of coaxing it back to life.
This was back in 2007, and he never quite got around to buying another battery. He went to start it one day only to find that the battery was dead. The previous owner purchased the car back in 1970 and used it regularly for decades. This combination should be capable of propelling the vehicle through the ¼ mile in a neat 16 seconds.
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The Mustang is a numbers-matching classic and features a 302ci V8 and a 3-speed manual transmission. An aftermarket radio/cassette player is fitted in place of the original radio, but the interior does come equipped with factory air conditioning. I think that new front seat covers, a new carpet set, some armrests, and a dash pad would transform the interior. The rear seat looks to be in good condition, and the dash itself doesn’t appear to have any issues. The driver’s seat will need a new cover, while the dash pad is cracked, and the carpet is faded. The Mustang’s interior is a mixed bag, with equal amounts of both good and bad news. The bumpers might require a trip to the platers, but the glass looks to be in good condition. It looks like most of the exterior trim is present, although I think that a couple of badges might be missing. There are also a few minor dings and marks, but none of these are bad enough to justify panel replacement. The paint is tired, and a repaint will be on the cards. There are no external issues, with the panels all appearing to be clean and sound. The owner supplies photos of the underside, and while there is a dusting of corrosion, plenty of the original paint remains visible.
That means discovering that it has little more than surface corrosion to address is no great surprise. The fact that the Lime Gold Mustang has spent its life in Texas is a harbinger of good news. It is located in Nevada, Texas, and with the bidding sitting at $17,449, the reserve has been met. If a straightforward Mustang restoration is on your bucket list, then you will find this one listed for sale here on eBay. It should be worth the effort because it is an original and unmolested classic with no rust issues. Its current owner has revived the car, and now it needs someone to return it to its former glory.
Project CARS will be available for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Steam OS, PC, and Wii U starting Fall 2014.This 1969 Mustang Fastback was parked in 2007 due to a flat battery.
As far as looks go, this might just be the best looking Mustang yet. Visually the Mustang is smaller and lighter than its predecessor. Steering wheel-mounted shift paddles will be optional. The 2015 Stang will also feature a new advanced stability control system and standard launch control. The Mustang will be fitted with a manual gearbox or a revised automatic transmission. By the time the car is on sale, customers will also be able to choose a 3.7-liter V6 or a new 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine. This new pony is powered by a 5.0-liter V8 with upgraded valvetrain and cylinder heads putting out more than 420 horsepower and 390 lb.-ft. The 2015 Ford Mustang marks the model’s 50th anniversary. This will be the 12th Ford vehicle to become part of the WMD project. Slightly Mad Studios announced that the brand new 2015 Ford Mustang GT will be featured in Project CARS.
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