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1990 mustang notchback . it is a rust free north Carolina car . bought it about 5 years back .at the time the 4 cylinder cluster read 109,000.it was a 4cylinder auto car that I converted over to a v8 and a 5speed for my son . he wants a kia sole now. I bought a 1991 mustang notch that was wrecked and put all the parts into this ca, that car had just over 100,000 miles, put the engine /transmission/rear/ all suspension/wire harness/ brake lines / fuel lines / exhaust flow masters/instrument cluster/and most of the interior into this car, car runs and drives great . ac works but the cruise control does not and the air bag light is blinking, used it for work the last 3 years and put about 25,000 miles on it without any problems so as an estimate thebody has about 135,000. there is a slight grind when putting it into first quickly but I just putit inslowlyand itgoes right in . as far as the body like I said it is rust free including floor boards, t does have some scratches, aint chip, and a couple very small dents but is pretty straight and clean . someone tapped the right front fender about a year ago and it may be able to be fixed. the car was originally red and my son wanted black so I sent it to macco. the paint is thin and wearing alittle on the bottom of the car and by the rear wheel well but the car still shines and looks great . the windshield is new as is the front and rear brakes drums and rotors. the interior is in good conditio, ts the gt type and is black except the rear seat back, hat is re, I haven't been able to locate a black one and the upholstery kits are complete kits the console is broken by the ash tray like all of them and it has the storage box delete panel. What your getting here is a great 25 year old classic that you can build as you want . because it was a 4 cylinder automatic car the body and unibody are in stress free condition. I have seen many fox body cars that are falling apart structurely this one is not. this car is not mintbut a very goodlooking driver .it always gets looks and thumbs up . please ask questions im sure I missed something. good luck
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