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This Mustang has been in the same family since 1968 and has owner stated 85052 original miles. It is extremely difficult to find a Mustang which has not been molested and has not had the Odometer turned over. This pony car has lived a very special and fortunate life. Take advantage of a rare specimen and become the driver of a pony car you can very proud to have ownership. In 1992 the car received some love via a sanding and paint. All the panels are original and the footwells were done at this time as well. The brakes were completed in 2017, as well as a new starter and fly wheel flexplate. Can you think of any car that has caused such a commotion on launch? I can-t, but I can tell you that 40 years on the Mustang turns heads today just as much as it did back in 1964. Now doubt about it the Mustang today is the most popular classic car, bar none. It-s also one of the most practical classics, comfortable and reliable with a...

The Mustang was Ford's most successful launch since the Model A. This iconic Machine essentially created the term Pony Car and has been influencing the sports car market ever since its inception. It was anticipated that Ford would sell less than 100,000 Mustangs upon its arrival into the automotive world but wound up producing over 1 million Mustangs in the first 18 months of production due to the enormous demand. This Mustang has been painted a Blue that shines bright and looks great. The inside is decked out with an all new interior with new headliner, new Dash, new Door panels, new vinyl black bucket seats, a custom wood steering wheel and floor shifter grip that sets off this Mustang perfectly. Powered by a 289 cubic inch engine that was rebuilt 3 years ago, mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. The rumble of this 1968 Ford Mustang sounds fantastic. With only 61,459 miles on the odometer, this 1968 Ford Mustang is ready to hit the road and bring loads of fun to the next driver. Sitting...

This 289 V-8 pony car has a 3 speed automatic and a power top. If you want to enjoy the cooling fall weather this stang will give you the sensation you have been looking for in a vehicle. With the Mustang, Ford set an all-time sales record for first-year of any new model. The Mustang was first presented at the New York World's Fair in 1964. Lee Iacocca, then head of the Ford Davison, felt that a compact, sporty model would be just what baby boomers and the public wanted. Ford did have the European Cortina and the Falcon, Chevy had the Corvair and Corvette, Dodge had the Dart, and there were a handful of foreign cars to meet the new demand from the younger generation. But, Iacocca thought Ford should produce a compact, lightweight, bucket seat sports car. And, have it...

This pony has a heart of a 289 V-8 churning its hoofs down the pavement with a 3-speed automatic to work its way through the herd. Put the top down and enjoy the weather and driving as it was intended. There were significant styling changes on the 1967 Mustang. The front grille had a larger opening and the feature lines on the car's sides led to a simulated scoop. Overall, everything on the car seemed just a bit larger. The Mustang was introduced at the 1965 New York World's Fair, Mustang Mania instantly swept the country, and a new automotive market segment was created - the 2+2 or better known as the 'ponycar. ' Though its mechanical underpinnings descended from the Falcon, the Mustang was completely different. It was a compact, tight, clean package weighing in at a modest 2,550 pounds - a departure from the...