1990 Ford Mustang GT Convertible - Original Arizona Car - New 400 HP Crate motor

Ford Mustang 1990 Description

* I am moving and am forced to sell something I never thought I would sell. I built this car with the full intention of keeping it. It was built with the finest parts available. Pictures do not do justice. Please read...If you're interested, make a fair offer. I must sell it.
1990 Ford Mustang GT Convertible. This is of the Fox body Mustang era and very rare to find in this condition. 1990 was the 25th Anniversary of the Mustang...You will have a hard time finding a nicer one. This is an original Arizona car with no rust!
The car is currently in Colorado. I bought it from my Uncle last fall and brought it to Colorado to finish the build.
I am going to attempt to remember EVERYTHING that's been done to this car.
To start off, it's got a FRESH BluePrint 390HP (370TQ) 306CI Crate motor featuring the following specifications:
Block:

Seasoned 302ci block bored .030'' over

2-Bolt Main

1-Piece rear main seal

Square and parallel decked

Align honed main bearing bore

Cylinders are sonic tested for thickness

Cylinders honed on a computer controlled machine to within .0002'' straightness and roundness Rotating Assembly:

Cast Steel Crank 3.000" stroke & 5.155" Rods

50 ounce 6.4" diameter balancer recommended (not included)

50 ounce weighted flexplate/flywheel required (not included)

Hypereutectic pistons

Hastings Moly rings

Melling high volume oil pump

Cloyes double roller timing chain

9.5:1 compression Cylinder Heads:

Blueprint Aluminum heads

Hardened retainers and springs

2.02 swirl polished intake valves

1.60 swirl polished exhaust valves

58-60cc combustion chamber

190cc intake runners Camshaft Specs:

Hydraulic Roller Cam (Blueprint recommends a steel distributor gear)

Duration @ .050'' Lift: 218 Intake / 226 Exhaust

Lift: .543'' Intake / .554'' Exhaust

Lobe Separation: 112°

Camshaft is degreed to ensure maximum horsepower Timing Specifications:

Initial Timing: 10-16°

Total Timing: 32-34°

Firing Order: 1,3,7,2,6,5,4,8

Spark Plugs: Champion C59YC recommended (not included) Other Features:

New oil pan

New timing cover

New Valve covers

Brass Freeze Plugs

Painted Ford Blue

This engine has right at 3,000 miles on it since completion and has a fresh oil change.
In addition to the crate motor, many other engine components were replaced. Completely new A/C system to include the Compressor, Receiver/Dryer, hoses and Condenser. Brand new Ford Racing 39 lb/hr injectors, new computer, BAMA performance chip with 4 settings (stock, street, performance and race). Brand new BBK Fuel Pump, Canton Aluminum Valve Covers, New Harmonic Balancer, Valeo performance clutch, pressure plate, shift fork, T/O bearing, (Ford RACING Billet SFI rated) Flywheel and clutch cable are all new. Brand new OEM Ford Speedometer cable. This is a Factory5 Speed Car. The transmission was rebuilt and shifts perfectly.
I replaced every electronic component on the engine. MSD Pro-Billet Distributor. MSD Coil, MAF, MAP, TPS, IAC, Bosch O2 Sensors, NGK Iridium Spark Plugs...
BBK Cold Air Induction System. BBK 70mm Throttle Body, BBK Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator (with gauge), New Vacuum Purge Solenoid, Water Pump, Serpentine Belt, Belt Tensioner, Brand New Aluminum Radiator, all new Silicone heater and radiator hoses.
Pypes 2.5" Stainless Steel X-Pipe, Flowmaster Cat-back 40 Series Dual Exhaust.
BBK Performance Rear Upper and Lower Control Arms, Alloy USA 5 lug conversion kit (front and rear), new rotors, wheel bearings, brake pads, shoes, wheel cylinders, hardware kit, drums, brand new rear axles, axle bearings, and axle seals. QA1 Adjustable Aluminum Rear Shocks (with 18 different settings for compression and rebound). Posi-trac 8.8" rear end. (I also have a brand new set of 3.73 Ford SVT gears complete with install kit that I will include with a full price offer)
You'll see the in pictures, I have a brand new, freshly painted Stalker Front Bumper (PN 3334). The headlights are OEM and are not leaking.
Misc items replaced in the finishing stages: Replaced missing screws and covers on the arm rests, ash tray receptacle, replaced left rear power window motor and OEM Drivers and passenger power window control switches, Right Side Convertible top Latch.
I installed a brand new MOPAR Beep-Beep Roadrunner Horn. It really fits with the car..(it is a OEM re-production horn)
Brand new Kenwood KDCX998 AM/FM/CD/Bluetooth compatible and USB Stereo with remote. 2 New Focal Door Speakers (6 speaker system).
Bullitt 17x9 Black Wheels with Mickey Thompson Street Comp 245/45/17's tires front, Mickey Thompson Street Comp 245/40/17's tires rear. These tires fit extremely well with no clearance issues.
Tinted Windows, and an Eclipse Retractable Sun shield for the Windshield.
The convertible top was replaced when my uncle was restoring the car and has only been put down twice. The interior has also been re-upholstered and looks fantastic.
The car is immaculate, handles well and is really fun to drive. I have already done the first oil change. My Uncle had this car for 16-17 years, it has been garage kept and has never been in the snow in Colorado. I spent all of last winter building and finishing the car.
Anyone who has built a car of this magnitude would understand the amount of time and labor that have been invested in it. I have over $17,000 in this build (not counting any labor).
Note * There is an inaccurate mileage reported in the vehicle report - On 8/24/2011, the mileage was inaccurately entered as 189,000 at an emissions test. My Uncle owned this car for over 16 years. He was renewing the license plates, but the car was hardly driven as it was a very long term restoration project. I trailered the car to Colorado in September 2015, and finished assembly. When I registered the car on 3/09/2016, it had 118,769 miles on it. This Mustang sat in my Uncle's garage under a cover for over 16 years. If you look at the history report, you can tell it was an obvious error in entering the mileage. My Uncle barely put 25,000 miles on the car in over a 10 year span. The car was not fully assembled when I bought it.