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FAQ1969-1970 Ford Mustang Fastback Donor Project Body Boss Mach 1 Clone Shelby GT
| Make: | Ford |
| Model: | Mustang |
| Trim: | N/A |
| Year: | 1969 |
| VIN: | xxxxxxxxxxxx |
| Drive type: | LHD |
| Vehicle Title: | Clear |
| Item location: | Midland, Pennsylvania, United States |
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Description of 1969 Ford Mustang |
| Ford Mustang Donor Bodies1969 or 1970 FastbackUp for sale are our 1969 and 1970 Fastback donor bodies for re-manufacturing using nearly all new Dynacorn Replacement Body Panels. These donors are being sold only to customers planning to have our shop complete a total body reconditioning and will remain on site throughout the process. Upon clicking the "Buy It Now" button. we will contact you to discuss your preferences for the body year desired as well as any other options you may desire. Our process is as follows: 1. ) Purchase of the Donor Vehicle $5. 95. 00 available thru our network or from our inventory of vehicles titled to and owned by our company. 2. ) Purchase of the Complete Replacement Body Panel Kit $15. 95. 00 (As seen under Seller Information "See other items" link. )3. ) Purchase of any upgrades desired from our vendor's (Upgraded Suspension. Body Kits. etc. )4. ) Body Panels are then refurbished/replaced in house using one of our proprietary jigs. Included in your purchase price of $5. 95. 00 is the $2. 00. 00 for the cost of the donor car and also our labor/assembly fee of $3. 95. 00. This fee covers the labor involved with refurbishing the body (Welding. black electrostatic priming. and gaps set on our proprietary jig so that all body panels and hinged pieces fit properly. ) Vehicle will be ready for priming. Once completed. these reconditioned bodies are built better than the factory original with higher strength steel and are fit with standard doors. fenders. hood. front and rear valance. and trunk. Optional GT. Mach 1 or Boss Upgrades are also available. All of the replacement panels are assembled in our jig so that the panels can have the gaps set. Please note that the photo's shown are not the actual cars but are an example of a previous clients vehicle. Check out our YouTube link below to watch videos on our different builds in process using these replacement panels!https://www. youtube. com/user/SCCMustangsInc |
