1969 Ford Mustang Grand de GT, 351ci, Red

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My aunt is selling a portion of her fleet of cars. Starting with this.

1969 Mustang
Grande Coupe GT (wood grain dash and other goodies)

Has been restored and the only thing not original is the shifter (has the stock one) the rims, the front seats (don’t ask why they but the buckets in there, I would swap for stockers) and the trans.

I know the seats mess up the sale, so please keep the comments to a min.

It has a rebuilt minty fresh C6 transmission in it, the stock ones were weak.

Has original bumpers that have been professionally re-chromed.

New OEM exhaust screens.

This is a 351ci Cleveland powered car, engine was also rebuilt and tuned up and the time of the restore. All paperwork on the engine work that was done is in hand. No backyard job.

Has around 70k original miles on it, it is currently in storage.

Asking price is $11k
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Stupid seats…
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U r right
Those seats are terrible
But I would drive that around for sure!
Glws

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ugh GLWS :tup:

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http://forums.vintage-mustang.com/1969-through-1970-mustangs-sale/

Good luck with the sale.

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I almost bought a 69 notch for $5,000 for my first car…it was a little rough and it was not the Grand GT. But it drove great.

Great price for a nice stang.

GLWS. Love this body style. :tup:

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Thanks guys, hope someone can enjoy this, current owner has grown to old to really enjoy it now

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nyspeed lowball of $6500 :slight_smile: