jonm1a1

I am thinking about buying a 1967 coupe mustang with all the body work completly done minus paint. rebuilt tranny and a 309 that is no good. Long story short on the engine a man rebuilt it for this older man and just put it together wrong and he left town. old man upset and is getting rid of the car $1500.
Thats all i know right now seen pics but just off that is it a good deal. I have no idea if the seat are there and in the pics the glass was taken out to do the body work.

imnezrider

IMHO, I say jump on it, if it's "as described" after you see it.

jonm1a1

it doesnt come with a engine or transmission. How does the deal sound now.

Coupe

You can still find used 5.0 motors cheap enough to throw in, just put a carb and older distributor on it (Change that distributor drive gear tho).

If the chassis is not rusted out it sounds like a fair deal, but make sure the body guy did not screw it up like the motor guy did because repairing crap work is harder than doing it the fist time, thats why I am a full floor pan proponent.

Firstgothenshow

Oh, and on the leagl side of things is teher even a title, maybe, hopefully clean or is a a salvaged title?

1slow67

You don't need one in Georgia. All you need is a bill of sale. Same for here in alabama for cars over 25 years old I believe.

andrewmp6

If it has no huge rust holes in it i would jump on it fast.

68dustin

1500 for a clean rust free roller is worth every dollar.. For another 1000 u can get a used tranny and motor

Couper

with all the bodywork done,....whats that mean, do you know how to find bondo, if not have a friend who is familiar with detection give it a once over.

I've seen many pics of finished bodywork that was nothing more than rust holes covered with mesh and bondo.

andrewmp6

Just take your knuckle and knock down the body panels if the sound changes you found thick filler.