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I am posting this for a client of mine named Don. He and his wife are in their 80's now and it is time to sell this car. If I were a Mustang guy, I would surely be giving this very nice car serious consideration. If you are interested, I am 100% confident that Don will honestly answer any questions you may have.
I am going to copy Don's description and past it below. It has had one repaint, as described below. I will attempt to post pics, but I am not so good at posting. May be asking one of you for help. Here is Don's description: Don Schuchardt’s ’68 MUSTANG DESCRIPTION SUMMARY <span style="font-weight: bold">History</span> We bought this Mustang in 1988 from the original owner’s estate. The odometer showed 77,500 miles. The documentation includes the original owner’s purchase, registration, operating and maintenance papers, booklets, etc,- in perfect condition. I have a documentation file of all the restoration, upgrades and repairs and appraisals which I’ve done and had done since owning the vehicle.The information below covers the important applicable description and data for the Mustang. The Mustang has been garage-kept and never ran in inclement weather since restoration. The valves were ground at about 100,000 miles.It still runs great, and doesn’t use oil or smoke. The engine is quiet. The oil filter and oil (Valvoline premium) have been changed at about every 2,000miles. The odometer now reads about 23,300 miles. Regular maintenance and repair have been performed as needed. <span style="font-weight: bold">Mustang Description</span> VIN (Warranty number): 8F01C154714 – both door panel and instrument panel tags agree. Vehicle Data: 65 I 2G 06B 652 W C, w/interpretation as follows: Body: 65A = 2 door hard top Color: I = Lime gold metallic Trim: 2G = Light ivy gold & medium Ivy gold vinyl Date: 06B = February 6 DSO: 65 = Oklahoma City, OK Transmission: W = C-4 Automatic Engine: C = 289 2/V Appraisal Summary General Condition: Interior – Above average Exterior – Above average Underecarriage –Average Engine – Above average Engine Compartment – Above average Trunk – Average Drive-line – Above average Factory Options: Vinyl top Delux interior SunX glass (tinted) Remote controlled driver-side mirror Matching non-remote controlled mirror passenger side In-dash air conditioning Power brakes Power steering 3-row heavy duty radiator (upgrade) Rubber Pony floor mats – front After Market Adds In-dash AM/FM/Cassette stereo w/ front & rear speakers Electric quartz clock Trunk light * Military spec undercoating * Burglar alarm – needs repair Electronic ignition * Door protection trim * Mud flaps * Suspension grease fittings * Note: * indicates not included in appraisal. <span style="font-weight: bold">Appraisal</span> Comments: “I find this vehicle to be in excellent mechanical condition. This vehicle is ninety percent restored to factory original. All areas of this vehicle are in solid condition.”The total appraised value as of May 19, 2008 was $16,850. Extras I have several additional Mustang parts and related items which I’ve collected and would also sell at a negotiated price. They are as follows: 1) Original AM radio 2) Collection of Mustang Monthly magazines – about 25 years, excellent info source 3) Original drive shaft & U-joints 4) Two Mustang shop manuals 5) Original shock absorbers – usable 6) Original A/C compressor – replaced with new 7) Two extra (original) wheels w/tires – spare tire is original 8) Several cans of A/C refrigerant Freon 12 9) ’68 Mustang trailer hitch 10) Original driver side mirror 11) Collection of Mustang miniatures 12) Miscellaneous – new fuel pump, shop wall plaques Price I will sell the Mustang for the currently insured value of $17,000. My insurance company (Hagerty) feels that my Mustang has appreciated in value since the 2008 appraisal and supports the currently insured value of $17,000. Contact ![]() Now, here is my attempt to post pics.
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