I bought a 1969 Mustang Convertible SIGHT unseen. The seller took lousy pictures and claimed everything worked. Well... It took me awhile to get the car right! The brakes were shot and one wheel cylinder was leaking on the drum. I almost totalled the car on the way home (200 miles!). Also, 2 of the windows did NOT work! But, the car had been intended for a show car and is in remarkable condition for 40 years old. The engine is perfect. I found a receipt in the trunk (the seller had nothing, of course). The engine had been rebuilt just 500 miles earlier. It had many new body panels, new paint, new top, new interior, new carpet, new trunk liner, new gas tank and sending unit and new wheels. So, I got it for GOLD BOOK used FAIR value. It is Good to Excellent with only a few spots of rust on the wheel wells. It is a 200 cubic inch 6 cylinder 3 speed. It definitely turns heads and runs very well. I used to have a 1969 Camaro and this thing is much smoother and easier to drive. So, I rolled the dice and got a fairly good car. I'm always getting the thumbs up and it probably won't depreciate too much. Everything works now. Sometimes it doesn't hurt to gamble on these NO RESERVE cars but, if possible, make a personal inspection before you place any bids!

i love 69 fastbacks, especially if they are bad ass ! thats what i intend to do with this one, it has those beautiful lines and that sporty look right from the factory. unfortunatly the factory missed the mark when it came to rust prevention so there are some rust issues to deal with, minor in comparison to other project cars though, no motor or trans to brag or rag on right now but this is in the works ! allready scored some missing parts so were under way !!!!

The seller was exellent and sold just what I bought.
that is a hard thing to do since the car is 39 years old and people sometimes don't really know how to explain there old cars and there condition.
This seller did and I would love to buy again from him No problem.