I have recently been offered a chance to purchase a 1967 mustang GT fastback, 289, auto from a friend of my mom's. We all enjoy the classic cars, they have a beautiful Bel-Air and a rare Fiero with only like 2K miles on it. Anyways, like I said, 289 auto, black on black, stock everything. EXCELLENT condition, I couldn't see a scratch on it, and the interior was probably a 9 out of 10 with the only problem being a scuff on the steering wheel. Anyways, the guy is asking 20K, and I could probably get a couple grand knocked off. So should I persue this, or keep looking? Personally, I think it's a great deal, but I don't know too much about classics, that's why I asked

 

make sure its a real gt but for 20k thats not out of line for a nice v8 fastback now google kevin marti for all info one the car

 

post pics and vin if you can

 

And the guys phone number

I think that a V8 FB that is in excelent condition would get more, so 20K for one is not out of line. I would consult with the autotrader bible and see what people are asking....

 

If it is a genuine GT it doesn't have the right drive line in it. A real GT will have a 390.

I wouldn't even entertain a 20K offer for my fastback, so if it is not some bondo Queen then yeah, the price sounds good.

 

not true if its a GTA, which is what is sounds like:

1967 was the only year for the GTA, which was a Mustang GT with an automatic transmission. They were available in coupe, fastback, or convertible and with either the 289 or 390 engine.

thats a quote from:

http://bradbarnett.net/mustangs/timeline/67-68/67/

 

Thanks for the info guys, I'm going to look at it with my uncle tomorrow evening, he knows much more about these things than I do. I'll post some pics and a vin if I get the chance.

 

Jump on it if it turns out to be legit...

 

Really? The 289 was available in the GT? I never knew that!! whoa. I have never seen a GT 289. The only GTAs I have seen were 390 / C6 combos.

Anybody else seen one?