Appraise my Mustang....

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    Hey, been a long time since ive been around here. Due to rediculous insurance costs, and gas prices, my mustang has been garaged for over a year. Occasionally seeing the street. I had considered trading it for something else or selling it to put the money towards something new, but wanted to get a grip on what its actually worth. Anyways here it goes as far as details

    Rust free arizona car.....

    Engine:
    Mexican 302 block (desireable for its nickel content, which in turn makes it strong)
    Block was bored .040, hot tanked, and tested for any cracks or weak spots
    A crank out of a 289 was installed....289 cranks are known to rev a bit faster
    Flat top pistons with valve reliefs
    A Comp Cam 268H
    Comp Cam hardened Push Rods
    Comp Cam roller Rocker Arms
    Arp Threaded Rocker Studs
    Manley Push Rod Guide Plates
    Comp Cams Triple Valve springs
    Heads are ported and Polished
    1.90 Intake valves 1.60 exhaust valves
    Headman headers that run into a 3" collector
    2 1/4" H pipe, 2 1/4" pipe that then runs into 2 Original Flowmaster 40s that then dump before the axle
    Weiand Stealth Intake Manifold
    Edelbrock Performer 600cfm carb
    Holley Hi volume Fuel pump
    Holley Fuel pressure Regulator
    EDELBROCK PERFORMER NITROUS SYTEM (50, 75, 100 shot pills all included)
    Petronix Electronic Ignition
    Petronix Ignitor Coil
    Msd 8mm Plug wires
    AN fittings, with steel braided hoses.
    Milodon High Volume, Aluminum Water pump
    4 core Radiator
    Ford Racing Harmonic Balancer
    Chrome dress up kit (Valve covers, Air cleaner Cover etc)
    The entire engine is sealed in fel pro gaskets

    Transmission:
    Ford C-4 Rebuilt less than 500 miles ago
    A Valve body out of a 67 ford was installed for a more responsive shift
    B&M Megashifter, B&M T handle with push button for NITROUS

    Rear Differential:
    Ford 9 inch differential
    Richmond 3:89 Gears
    A Full Spool.

    Suspention/Steering/Brakes
    New Rear Leaf springs
    New adjustable front drag racing shocks currently set at 90/10
    New adjustable rear drag racing shocks currently set at 50/50
    Vehicle has been converted to manual steerng
    New Manual steering Center drag link, ball joints etc
    Brakes are factory drum non power, when properly maintained these sytesms can stop like any power assisted vehilcle

    Interior:All black
    New Headliner
    New Dash
    New Carpet
    2 New front bucket seats
    Gone in 60 seconds similair Nitrous toggle switch, with a Arm LED Light and Air Craft NITROUS switch
    Am/Fm cassette radio player
    Grant Wood Steering Wheel
    Autometer 3 guage cluster Mechanical guages (Oil pressure, Volts, and engine temperature)

    Paint/Exterior
    A House of Color Coloardo red (basically candy apple, with 3 coats of clear.
    Gt350 Type White racing stripes
    Gt350 Fiberglass Side scoops
    Gt350 Fiberglass Hoodscoop (functional)
    Cragar SS rims Front and Rear Front are 14x5 and rear are 14x8
    245/26/14 BFG Radial T/A tires in rear
    185/75/14 Tires in front
    All new emblems
    Glass is all perfect
    Chrome is perfect, some small unnoticeable peices missing.
    I have a set of Mickey Thompson Drag Slicks 26x10.5x15 on Center line Drag Rims that are included.

    The car has run a best of a 12.7 (with nitrous) at 109....without mid thirteens.......13.4s
    Consistent 1.8 60' times
    I have time slips

    Its has spent most of the mileage (about 500 or so) on the street.

    Thats pretty much it. Thanks guys

    Mike

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