1967 Mustang Fastback 1 OWNER, V8 289, 75k original miles, numbers matching 67

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This is not something you come across every day. A 1-owner, numbers matching 289 2V-V8, 75,000 original mile 1967 Mustang in Raven Black and red vinyl standard bucket seats. I am listing this car complete with the original owner's documentation shown in the pictures. This car has been sitting untouched in the owner's son's garage for the past 20 years.

· Original Michigan certificate of title

· Original bill of sale from North Brothers Ford (Feb 22, 1967)

· Original owner card from North Brothers Ford

· Original Loan documents from Security Bank and Trust

· Original manual

· Original photos from the day the car was driven home

· Deluxe Marti report verifying how it left the factory

This is a Dearborn Assembly plant car, and has never left the Detroit area. Prior to listing for sale, this car needed some TLC to make it solid and road worthy. Approx $15,000 was spent in total. One of the major projects was meticulously replacing what always seems to go first on mustangs of this era, the floor pans. Premium replacement floor pans, torque boxes, seat risers, and trunk pans were all replaced. Each spot weld was drilled out and re-welded in the same spot. The interior upholstery (front and rear seats and carpeting) were replaced with the correct factory interior. There is an entire list of the things that were replaced with factory parts below, but those are the major items....everything else is completely original. The 289 engine, C-4 trans, and rear end are original and have never been touched. With the recent mechanical work done this car starts right up on the first crank. Other trim items that came from the factory and have not been touched are:

· Power steering

· Console

· Sport deck rear seat

AM radio

· Deluxe seat belts

All of these items are in excellent and working condition. For that matter, everything on this car is in excellent working condition. All the bulbs, lights, radio, wipers, gas cap, keys, everything...You can hop in this car and drive it to Chicago right now and won't have any issues. I have been driving it for the past month and have put over 200 miles on it myself. This car has been re-painted once, about 20 years ago according to the original owner, no bodywork needed just a refresh. I would say the paint is in decent shape and is fine for a daily driver, no dents or dings but definitely a bit of crazing spotting and scratches in places...it is 20 years old. If you decide you want to make it a show car, it would definitely need to be repainted. There is really no noticeable rust anywhere on this body with the exception of one dime sized bubble spot on the front of the door that I have circled in the photos. If you are seriously interested in seeing the car YOU ARE MORE THAN WELCOME TO COME SEE THE CAR AND IT IS ENCOURAGED. PLEASE DO NOT BID UNLESS YOU ARE GOING TO COMPLETE THIS SALE. The new owner will receive the entire packet of original documents, as well as the 2018 Michigan title reflecting the same 1 owner name as the 1967 title.

I am not sure if you will ever come across anything like this again, I know I won't and I have been looking for it most of my adult life.

Below is a list of all the recent work done on the car:

All new full premium LH/RH floor pans, seat risers, floor supports, firewall extensions, and heavy gage torque boxes

All new premium trunk pans

New factory correct transmission pan and gasket

Original 2V carburetor rebuilt

New plugs, wires, hoses

New Optima battery

New radiator

New shocks and springs all the way around

All new correct front suspension components replaced including all upper and lower control arms, bushings, and steering linkage

Complete new exhaust

(4) brand new Firestone Firehawk Indy 500 tires

All seats reupholstered with factory correct standard red vinyl

All new correct vinyl door panels

All new ACC carpet and factory mats

All new brake lines front to back

Brakes all replaced

https://youtu.be/ZOrbBk63xE0 exterior

https://youtu.be/2nJs2GXpuz4 engine