I didnt have a sweet ass coupe to sell, but I just got my first car back in Feb which was a 1968 Mustang coupe.

I will tell you its going to be some $$ to do the early Mustang, and even with the best aftermarket suspension, it will never handle like the coupe.

My car was in nearly driveable condition, but the interior was shot, needed to replace the 289 and fix some rust....

By the time I am done, I will have about 10K in her (not including purchasing,) but there is nothing like a 68 mustang with a 5.0 and late model tranny.

If you need anything hit me up!

 

Im on the fence. A potential new owner of my coupe is coming to look at it tomorrow and it makes me nervous as hell. The price being tossed around is fair (contrary to what bigB would tell you), but it makes me wonder if I really want to part with it or not.

Jeff

 

i'm a realist i can't help it. nice coupe BTW.

 

Ill keep you updated. I told the guy that I reserve the right to chicken out. We had a meeting at work today and I drove the mustang - gawd aweful fun to drive....didnt make my decision any easier. There was an evo - I think the one from racing zone - on the bridge on the way home but he didnt want any - that would have made my day.

 

Hey Bud,

If you do go Old School, I have a v8 car with all the drive train and wiring for ya.

(But most of all, I hope you don't sell her.... I would hate to have to stalk the new owner!! )

 

Sell it. I'll take very good care of it.

See you tomorrow..

 

Lol, now THATS funny

 

A-Friken-men

 

WOW, Jeff NICE coupe..

Loved it. This has to be the cleanest coupe I have seen in a LONG while.
Thanks for showing it to me.

Car pulls extremely hard, I forgot what a forced induction V8 feels like.
This coupe was done right and taken very good care of.
Now all I have to do is convince my wife.. lol

I'll be in touch.

 

That coupe is pure, unadulterated buttsecks. Don't sell it, 30k mile foxes don't grow on trees.