1969 Ford Mustang Candy Apple Red

NOTE:  THIS BEAUT IS AGAIN AVAILABLE–BU ER BACKED OUT OF THE DEAL THROUGH NO FAULT OF THE SELLER AND NO MISREPRESENTATION OF THE CAR!

The 1969 tang received a styling revamp that grew its dimensions marginally, but remained instantly recognizable. This example — a -powered convertible in Candy Apple d — is said to be in good overall condition, with recent rust repairs to the chassis’ torque boxes. Those repairs were made since the photos were taken for this listing and a letter from the shop that performed the work is one of the viewable documents included with this listing. The seller is a friend of the car’s owner and is helping him list it online. 

• in the torque boxes was repaired by ginia-based H&H storation.
• A letter from the shop affirms the repairs, which include a one-year warranty.
• The car is powered by a replacement 289-cu.in OHV V8 from an earlier-model .
• Per the “F” in the VIN, a 302-cu.in. V8 was the original engine.
• The car is reportedly in good-running condition.
• Photos show an updated aluminum radiator.
• A three-speed automatic transmission is fitted.
• Per the seller, there are no known leaks with the powertrain.
• ing to the seller, the was repainted approximately 30 years ago by a previous owner.
• There’s no reported damage in the body and finish is said to “show extremely well.”
• The color of one of the headlight bezels does not match the rest of the body.
• A later-style Sport mirror that is not painted body-color.
• A few “minor imperfections” are noted on the convertible top.
• The black vinyl interior appears clean and in good condition, with light overall wear.
• The seat covers appear to have been replaced and the rear cover does not match the fronts.
• There’s a crack in the steering wheel and some peeling chrome film around the door handles.
• An Eighties-vintage AM/FM/cassette stereo has replaced the original radio.
• There are no reported issues with the steering, suspension or brakes.
• Photos show the car is equipped with power steering and manual drum brakes.
• The car rolls on Firehawk tires mounted on the stock steel wheels with wheel covers.

• A letter documenting the chassis rust repairs.

• When the fuel tank is full, the gauge only indicates three-quarters filled.

• This 1969 tang converterible has had recent chassis repairs to eliminate previous rust.
• Power comes from an earlier-model 289-cu.in. V8 engine backed by an automatic transmission.
• The exterior’s approximately 30-year-old paintwork is said to be in good overall condition.
• ide, the black vinyl interior appears in good shape, but with some noted “imperfections.”
• There are no noted driving issues with the car.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean ginia title in the owner’s name. The seller is helping him list the car online. Documentation for this 1969 tang convertible also includes the letter from the restoration shop confirming the rust repairs for the chassis. “The car is mechanically sound and runs well,” says the seller.