What do I need to know when looking to purchase a 1972 Mustang Grande? I am a novice, but love that car

Asked by GurlKDT3 Mar 23, 2019 at 12:57 PM about the 1972 Ford Mustang Grande Coupe RWD

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F_O_R answered 5 years ago

Rust could be a very costly problem. You should also buy a car that has the original engine and transmission. Cars with incorrect engines are worth a lot less. Missing parts and trim can be a lot of trouble to track down so try to find a complete car.

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GurlKDT3 answered 5 years ago

Thank you that's helpful. A nationally classic car consignor dealership is selling it and states that it has "ORIGINAL H-CODE 351 CAR, FACTORY A/C, MARTI REPORT". I am inquiring about the transmission, missing parts and trim. Hopefully it will work out. It's a bidding type thing and I have no idea what a car like that would be worth.

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