1999 Ford Mustang Gt Convertible 35th Anniversary Edition on 2040-cars
Howell, New Jersey, United States
Up for sale is a Very Nice 1999 Mustang GT Convertible. I bought the car for my son and fixed it up his a first car but the wife does not want him driving it as a first car. Mechanically the car needs NOTHING. After Purchasing it I took it to my Mechanic and had it gone over with a fine tooth comb. Anything it needed, it Got! The car has a brand new intake manifold, complete set of new fuel injectors, complete set of new ignition coil packs, new platinum spark plugs, new fuel rails, temp sensor, idle air control valve, serpentine belt, coolant hoses, air filter and several vacuum lines. Brand new Chrome Bullit Wheels and 4 brand new tires(less than 100 miles on them, new drilled slotted rotors, and pads all around,new headlights, fog lights, tail lights, 3rd brake lights and striping package. The convertible roof is in great shape and is two years old, NO RIPS, TEARS OR LEAKING. Just (last week) had AAMCO put a rebuilt transmission and torque converter in it and that has a 12 months, 12000miles warranty. Everything works as it should. Interior is decent with some wear and cracking to the drivers seat. I did purchase a complete set of black neoprene supreme wetsuit seat covers for the car and they will it to the winning buyer. Tired of arguing my son's case with my wife so it will go. Happy Wife...Happy Life!!!! Winning Bidder to pay $500 deposit through PayPal within 24 hours and balance due in cash or certified check within 72 hours. Car should be picked up within 7 days after auction end. Car is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction early if it sells that way.
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