FOR SALE:
Make: Ford
Model: Mustang Grande Hardtop Coupe
Engine: 390 V8 S Code 320 HP / 427 TQ
Transmission: C6 3 Speed Automatic
Rear Axle: 9" 3.00:1 Standard Diff
Exterior Color: Winter Blue
Interior Color: Blue
Options: AC, PS, Disc Brakes, Speed Control
Data Plate:
VIN: 9F01SXXXXXX
Body: 65E Grande W/ Bucket Seats
Color: P Winter Blue
Trim: 1B Blue Luxury Cloth & Vinyl
Date: 09M December
DSO: San Jose
Axle: 6 3.00:1 standard diff
Trans: U C-6 Automatic
The Mustang that I have for sale is a 1969 hardtop with a factory big block 390 V8. This is a very rare car, and who knows how many are left to exist.
In 1969 Ford produced 10,549 S Code Mustangs.
Hardtop Coupes: 858
Sport Roofs: 9,440
Convertibles: 251
From the research that I have done, of the 858 coupes, 629 were equiped with automatics.
This Mustang runs and drives, and appears to be an all original California car.
As you can see in the picture, it is in fair condition for it's age. This car is very solid, with the exception of a small fist sized hole in the trunk, and several very small holes near the rear window, under where the vinyl top was. The rest of the car is rock solid, including the floors, shock towers, sills, and quarters.
According to the 2011 Collector Car Price Guide, there is no reference to the S code for 1969. They only say to ad 30% for Cobra Jet V8 engines. The S code is far more rare than a 428 equiped Mustang.
(6) $940
(5) $2,820
(4) $4,700
(3) $10,580
(2) $16,450
(1) $23,500
Please note, these prices are for base 302 Mustangs.
In the condition this car is in, I would rate it a 4.5
This car is definately a sleeper, and deserves to be restored.
Unfortunately, I do not have a title, but I am sure one can be obtained through the many title companies.
I wouldn't be selling, but due to unforseen circumstances, I have no choice.
Last year I was offered twice my asking price, but decided to restore it myself.
Car is located in Northern California
E-mail: [email protected]
$5000
By ctvford, shot with SAMSUNG ES15 / VLUU ES15 / SAMSUNG SL30 at 2009-10-17
Make: Ford
Model: Mustang Grande Hardtop Coupe
Engine: 390 V8 S Code 320 HP / 427 TQ
Transmission: C6 3 Speed Automatic
Rear Axle: 9" 3.00:1 Standard Diff
Exterior Color: Winter Blue
Interior Color: Blue
Options: AC, PS, Disc Brakes, Speed Control
Data Plate:
VIN: 9F01SXXXXXX
Body: 65E Grande W/ Bucket Seats
Color: P Winter Blue
Trim: 1B Blue Luxury Cloth & Vinyl
Date: 09M December
DSO: San Jose
Axle: 6 3.00:1 standard diff
Trans: U C-6 Automatic
The Mustang that I have for sale is a 1969 hardtop with a factory big block 390 V8. This is a very rare car, and who knows how many are left to exist.
In 1969 Ford produced 10,549 S Code Mustangs.
Hardtop Coupes: 858
Sport Roofs: 9,440
Convertibles: 251
From the research that I have done, of the 858 coupes, 629 were equiped with automatics.
This Mustang runs and drives, and appears to be an all original California car.
As you can see in the picture, it is in fair condition for it's age. This car is very solid, with the exception of a small fist sized hole in the trunk, and several very small holes near the rear window, under where the vinyl top was. The rest of the car is rock solid, including the floors, shock towers, sills, and quarters.
According to the 2011 Collector Car Price Guide, there is no reference to the S code for 1969. They only say to ad 30% for Cobra Jet V8 engines. The S code is far more rare than a 428 equiped Mustang.
(6) $940
(5) $2,820
(4) $4,700
(3) $10,580
(2) $16,450
(1) $23,500
Please note, these prices are for base 302 Mustangs.
In the condition this car is in, I would rate it a 4.5
This car is definately a sleeper, and deserves to be restored.
Unfortunately, I do not have a title, but I am sure one can be obtained through the many title companies.
I wouldn't be selling, but due to unforseen circumstances, I have no choice.
Last year I was offered twice my asking price, but decided to restore it myself.
Car is located in Northern California
E-mail: [email protected]
$5000
By ctvford, shot with SAMSUNG ES15 / VLUU ES15 / SAMSUNG SL30 at 2009-10-17
