1994 Mustang Gt 460 on 2040-cars
Bath, Pennsylvania, United States
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Engine: 460 Big Block V8, Eldebrock Performer Intake, Eldebrock 650 DP Carb, HEI Ignition, Ported D3VE Heads, Comp Cam, Griffin Aluminum Radiator, Forged Pistons, Boss Hood.
Suspension: Full A.R.E Tubular K-Frame Suspension, Adjustable A.R.E. Coil Over Shocks, Factory Cobra Rims Transmission: Fresh Rebuilt C6 Automatic Transmission, Heavy Duty Shift Kit Street Performance Clutch Pack, TCI Convertor For sale is a 1994 mustang gt with a 460 big block. I received it as a trade from the state of Ohio. I have the certificate of title from Ohio. The vehicle is not titled or registered in Pa. The car was stolen in the late 90's I believe so it has a rebuilt/salvage title. The car looks great! It was recently painted and it has no scratches or dents. Its a cool car with lots of potential, but it does need work. Needs new exhaust, tires, fuel pump, possibly a new battery. the odometer reads 180000, but exact mileage is unknown |
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