1986 accessory mustang part Wichita Falls
The windows are in mint shape, and the windshield has no gouges. Purchasing a antique automobile on the internet is different from a car at a live auction.
If they cannot, then forget about it. Keep a record of any email dialog you have with a seller so that you have something to reference in case you find any problems. It is located at my garage in Utah. Nice colors, rare options, or a world class restoration can all factor into a higher price.
This is a desireable 1973 steel blue Fastback Mustang. It has the small block Ford engine. Many original parts go with the car: headlights, tail lights, brakes and the tires. Do your homework on a classic car before you decide to bid on, especially with classic muscle cars.
I will entertain reasonable offers only. The blue book on this car is a bit over 30k. My intent was to modify it, but it is in way too good shape for that. Good funds required. Make sure you can fit into the antique car: Most, people are bigger now than they were in the 1980s and 1990s, and you could determine you are just too tall for some classics, particularly the smaller touring cars. The radiator looks to have been dented and patched hastily. The collector car seller must be able to provide you with these numbers and codes from the car. In conclusion, the car is in fine shape for a 1997 model.
If a seller seems vague or does not respond in a timely manner, then you should continue searching.
If they cannot, then forget about it. Keep a record of any email dialog you have with a seller so that you have something to reference in case you find any problems. It is located at my garage in Utah. Nice colors, rare options, or a world class restoration can all factor into a higher price.
This is a desireable 1973 steel blue Fastback Mustang. It has the small block Ford engine. Many original parts go with the car: headlights, tail lights, brakes and the tires. Do your homework on a classic car before you decide to bid on, especially with classic muscle cars.
I will entertain reasonable offers only. The blue book on this car is a bit over 30k. My intent was to modify it, but it is in way too good shape for that. Good funds required. Make sure you can fit into the antique car: Most, people are bigger now than they were in the 1980s and 1990s, and you could determine you are just too tall for some classics, particularly the smaller touring cars. The radiator looks to have been dented and patched hastily. The collector car seller must be able to provide you with these numbers and codes from the car. In conclusion, the car is in fine shape for a 1997 model.
If a seller seems vague or does not respond in a timely manner, then you should continue searching.