1971 Ford Maverick on 2040-cars
Palm Springs, California, United States
An Original 1971 Ford Maverick Grabber 302
A Factory 302 Grabber
93 = Grabber F = 302 V8 EngineRemains its original 302 V8 / 3 speed manual.
Owner has mentioned that the 81k mileage are indeed original. Running & driving amazingly, Just by driving this
Grabber you can tell its history, a pampered & always taken care of.
Drives & steers tight, shifts smoothly & sounds great! A blast to drive!
I have had the carburetor rebuilt & brake work done
Undercarriage is original & in clean solid shape. Interior shows to be in good shape including dash. Every thing
seems to be working fine from all the outside lights to even the gauges. I also have the original PHILCO radio to
go along. Tires are older & has some weather cracking.
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