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This '69 Convertible Mustang is powered by a fuel injected 5. 0 Liter OHV V8 engine. This is a fuel injected engine form of the classic 302 V8s. Built with polished intake manifold, along with other pretty goodies, make this 69' Mustang convertible for sale not only a functional car, but a show ready one as well! It's backed by a 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive that shifts through a B&M Hammer shifter, which allows the driver to control the shifts, if wanted or needed. The suspension on this convertible Mustang for sale has been set-up to take the curves. This 69' Mustang convertible for sale also sports a new set of Polished aluminum American Racing wheels wrapped in performance radial tires. 4-wheel disc brakes peek out from beneath the pretty pony, letting you know she can stop just as well as she can go! The exterior is a beautiful shade of Metallic Blue. The lines scream vintage 60s muscle...

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For sale in our Nashville showroom is a 1966 Ford Mustang. This is a classic of the sixties and early seventies. You just have to ask yourself, self, what could be more fun than a 1966 Mustang convertible with a 289 V8? I-ll bet the answer is not a barrel of monkeys! In 1965 Ford fired what some claim was the first shot of the pony car war, sparking their competition to create like cars just to keep pace. This example of the start of the pony car war has been well preserved, and is still ready to haul the grocery-s, haul the kids to soccer practice and haul, well, hummm, I-ll let you fill in the blank. Imagine you are leaving the house to run errands and of course you opt for the Mustang (really, I mean the minivan or the Mustang, go figure) It-s a nice day so you drop the top on the way down the driveway, turn on the radio and feel the tension of the past week just slip away. You say, hey let-s take the long way, which is weird because you are alone. Fifteen minutes...

This -65 Mustang is powered by a 302 cubic-inch V8 engine backed by an automatic transmission. Options on this 1965 Ford Mustang include AM/FM Radio with Cassette, AC, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior, Rally Wheels and Manual Convertible Top.

Here we have THE Classic American Muscle Car! In 1965 the Ford Mustang debuted as a simple sports car powered by a 170 cid six cylinder with a pair of V8's as options. Originally named for the fighter plane, the P-51 Mustang and later the horse Mustang became the emblem. Buyers loved its low price, long hood, short trunk styling, and its many options and Ford loved its high-volume sales. When you see the Deluxe Pony Interior for the first time you will never want to sit in any pony car ever again. Take a seat behind the wheel and you will surely feel like you are back in 1965 again. This car is amazing...

The Mustang is known as being the original Pony car. Its affordable price and great looks took the market by storm and wound up selling 1 million units in its first 18 months of sales. In the last few years the Restomod market has absolutely exploded and for good reason. A Restomod has a lot of the stuff that your new cars come stock with giving the car much better performance. This beauty was built with that in mind and it shows. Under the hood is a stout yet smooth running 302 with a 550 Quick Fuel four barrel feeding the car just the right amount of fuel. Backed by a t-5 transmission you can easily get this coupe up on the highway if you remember that extra gear is there. Bringing things to a screeching holt is a 4-wheel disc system which also enhances the look of the overall car. The exterior has been covered with a dark red, base coat clear coat system, which enhances the depth while giving it an added layer of protection. The aftermarket 17- wheels put the finishing touches and give the car a more modern look. Inside you are greeted by a set of...