Sports Car For Sale In Houston

This iconic vehicle comes in a striking red exterior color that nicely complements its equally vibrant red interior. The Mustang's design exudes timeless appeal, capturing the essence of a bygone era while still turning heads today. Under the hood, you'll find a robust 289 CID V8 engine, paired with a smooth 3-speed automatic transmission. This combination provides a driving experience that balances power and ease, making it an ideal choice for both enthusiasts and those seeking a leisurely cruise down memory lane. The Mustang is equipped with several noteworthy features designed to enhance your driving experience. Stay comfortable on warm days with the included air conditioning, ensuring that your journeys are pleasant in any weather. The AM radio offers a touch of nostalgia, allowing you to enjoy classic tunes as you drive. This vehicle is designed with practical features such...

This pony is rocking a bright red paint job, and a jet-black interior, so it's a real eye catcher. The potent 302 CID V8 in the engine bay has been upgraded with an Edelbrock 4BBL carb atop its aluminum intake, and a GM-Style HEI provides improved spark vs. the original ignition setup. Headers funnel exhaust gases into its true dual exhaust, which provides that classic muscle car sound. Backing the 302 is a 3-speed automatic transmission, which sends the twist to the Ford 9-inch rear. Front disc brakes have been added, which helps slow this peppy Mustang down better than its original 4-drum setup. This little 'Stang is riding on polished chrome aluminum wheels, which are wrapped with low profile performance radials, which further ride and driver control. Inside, the first thing you'll notice is the high back synthetic leather buckets with their red stitching (to complement the red exterior). Between the well-bolstered front buckets and their Aces Racing 4-point harnesses, you'll get quite the 'competition feel' when you're strapped in up front. A custom center console has been added as well (after all, in 1968, no one was toting their Super Big Gulps along), but these days, 'ya gotta have...