1999 35th anniversary edition
 

hello ladies and gentlemen and thank you for looking at my topic/add this is going to be one of the most ridiculous sales you have probably ever seen but i am left with little choice a little over 2 years ago i was given an opportunity to purchase this mustang from my step brother at the time he owed alot of money to icbc and was having addiction problems the idea was to take the car off his hands so he couldnt do anything stupid with it so i agreed and took possession of the car unfortunately at this time he has gone missing and is presumed deceased so i decided to insure it and drive it myself i figured why not thats what he would have wanted unfortunately icbc had transfered my step brothers debts to the car.... even though it was in my name ( the debts were transfered months after the car was registered in my name ) and it has left the car uninsurable so now i am stuck with this car i am unable to do anything with so my hopes are to maybe sell it as a parts car pr even part it out so i may clear his debts


the car


1999mustang 35th anniversary edition
v6 standard transmission
performance chip ( i dont know what kind )
stainless exhaust
body and frame are mint no rust !!
interrior is complete and in great shape


we need to get $3000 for the car


thank you for reading

Very sorry to here about your brother. Good luck with the sale.

Thanks for joining up to post your ad. Don't forget to check in on your ad every once and a while, can you believe we frequently get guys that only sign up to post ads and then never come back to answer questions or check on them? I know right? If you leave the ad un-attended for greater than one month (30 days) it will be removed. Welcome, and good luck with the sale, maybe add some contact info, since you likely won't be back, its a good way for people to get ahold of you other than here. So, the step brother goes missing and is presumed dead, so you insure his car and drive it. Surely you jest, because thats hilarious. I personally wouldn't go anywhere near it, if his debts are tied to the car, no way I'd risk that. Sorry, just trying to be honest. Why wouldn't they just seize the car and repo it if he owed money and faulted on the loans?