1972 Ford Mustang - FLAWLESS!!! - $22900 (Graham, NC)

mustang7173 · Dec 12, 2016

1972 Ford Mustang - FLAWLESS!!! - $22900 (Graham, NC)

http://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/5915179434.html

It maybe flawless, but I do not think is will ever see $22900!!

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Bru · Dec 12, 2016

I want some of his meds... apparently mine aren't working so well.

Mister 4x4 · Dec 12, 2016

Good lookin' car - I'm not seeing $23K, though.

"Flawless" to me is concourse-ready, MCA award-winning condition. If that car was in that caliber, it could be close.

But not with the horn button on sideways, 'new air shocks,' custom paint job, Sparco seats, Torque Thrust wheels, and an aftermarket stereo with the speakers installed over the door panels.

turtle5353 · Dec 12, 2016

Yeah right!

Carolina_Mountain_Mustangs · Dec 12, 2016

Oh no he took the frame off when he restored it, lol. I guess he thinks the Sam Bass connection will bump it up, NOT likely.

Mister 4x4 · Dec 12, 2016

Oh man... I missed the part about 'frame-off restoration.' Well, heck - that changes....

Nothing. :whistling:

jpaz · Dec 12, 2016

Ya its so "fast" he couldn't get a picture of the engine.

tony-muscle · Dec 12, 2016

He doesn't need help selling it either.....

At that price he will need a lot of help.

1971 M-code Mach 1

Thin Lizzy · Dec 12, 2016

Here's $24,100 for a Grande too. I can't see this making the money either:

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C818990

Mister 4x4 · Dec 12, 2016

Here's $24,100 for a Grandé too. I can't see this making the money either:

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C818990

Well, that's actually a lot more like it to be honest. I could see paying more for a more original car.

But, why would a guy look at that coupe when there's a much cooler '72 Q-Code Mach 1 for less money? (Granted, it need some work, but not all THAT much)

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C810401

Thin Lizzy · Dec 13, 2016

Yes I spotted that last week Eric. A great price. The cracked screen could be an issue as I imagine the shipping and import duty would be high. And it could break in transit too. If it wasn't for that I'd be interested!

secluff · Dec 13, 2016

Oh man... I missed the part about 'frame-off restoration.' Well, heck - that changes....

Nothing. :whistling:

Eric, if you would have been more fortunate to find one of the few Mustang's that had the rare full frame....just think how easy your rust repairs could have been!! :whistling:

Mister 4x4 · Dec 13, 2016

{Smacks Head} Dang it - why didn't I think of that?! lollerz

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