72 GT-351 Mustang from Mexico

Just picked up 72 Mustang with 351w 4v, 4-speed, NASA hood, Honeycomb grill and honeycomb in the back. Have all paperwork from 1972-present, but no US VIN. Has been repainted so no stripes. I know they kinda did a mix and match thing down South, but have the dealers original paperwork(in Spanish) with the GT package, 4-speed, power steering and such listed. Any input would be appreciated. Have 1 picture of front uploaded and will try to add more

Welcome to the site from Virginia. Looking forward to seeing pics.

You may try getting a Marti report, not sure how that works without a US VIN.

https://www.martiauto.com/reports2.cfm

::welcome:: from Luxembourg, Europe.

Looking forward to more info on this car.

Welcome from TriCities Wa. The Mexican GT's came in some interesting color combinations. See this thread for the details.

http://www.7173mustangs.com/thread-mexican-mustangs--25417?pid=255124#pid255124

Welcome from Oklahoma.

Ray

This screen shot from a defunct site shows registered VIN circa 2012.

http://archive.is/ascw

Chuck

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Welcome from Denmark Northern Part of Europe [WINKING FACE] Regards Lars DK73

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In January 31, 1972 the customer paid $6041.00 for that car. I thought that the prices would have been lower.

Looks like a Lil'l Red Express beside the car, 1978 or 1979?

Thought you had the GT model so those color combo's I posted earlier don't apply to your car.

WAY COOL!

Welcome from CA!

Here is the break down of the invoice.

New car Ford 1972 Mustang GT Hardtop, 2 door with V8 Motor $4633.13

Seat belts $17.50

PWR Steering $107.08

AM Radio and antenna $91.25

4 Speed tranny $277.91

GT kit $168.66

F70-14 tires $133.41

Delivery charge $41.66

Gas $20.00

Subtotal $5490.72

Tax $549.07

Registration $1.87

Total Cost $6041.66

Welcome from San Diego. A very interesting car to have.

:welcome2: from Belgium.

Very cool car I would love to see more pic of it. Welcome from Massachusetts.

Welcome to the board! That's a pretty cool find. Keep in mind when you go to the parts stores here in America and tell them a 351V8 they will think it is a Cleveland.

Like to see the different versions of Mustangs around the world. The gold color reminds me of the Ford 390 in 60's T-Birds.

More pics?

Ray

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More pics?

Ray

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