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$12,345

1994 Ford Mustang

92,892 Miles

  • Clean title

Posted in Paulsboro, NJ

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94 Mustang GT convertible tan and black interior with newer convertible top. It has a 347 stroker with recently done 5speed conversion. Runs and drives great! Top goes up and down. T5 from 94 GT ,New flywheel, McLeod clutch, quadrant and adjustable cable CHP 347 stroker kit Edelbrock aluminum heads w/1.7 rr The machine shop prep block, hone per piston size...9.4:1 comp ratio with those heads...exhast ports were cleaned up too on the EB heads...egr tube with extender for the intake. Edelbrock upper and lower intake 30lb injectors (mass air matched) 65 mm tb. It has new steering rack New front tires MAC shorty headers Has slp 1 mufflers w/ hpipe I’m sure im forgetting some stuff. Strut towers and frame rails are perfect. The body does have some minor imperfections but nothing major I have pictures of them. I am looking to sell or trade for Newedge and Foxbody mustang hardtops (no convertibles) May consider other vehicles Text for any other questions or pictures

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Condition

Very Good

Title Status

clean

Color

black

Year

1994

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