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1970 Ford Torino GT clone powered by a 429 CID Thunderjet engine and a C6 automatic transmission. Beautiful Gold paint with Black stripes with metal flake and a black vinyl interior. 119,000 miles on the vehicle and 4,000 on the rebuilt drivetrain. The 429 engine has a 4 barrel Holley 670 CFM carburetor and Hooker headers running to 3' exhaust with Ravin mufflers. Traction bars and wide rear tires mounted on aluminum alloy Weld wheels put the...

This red hot pony car has all the right curves in all the right places, with plenty of power to back it up. This fox body Mustang for sale is powered by numbers matching a roller cam 5. 0L V8 engine, complete with: Roller rockers, 70mm throttle body, chrome cold air intake, polished upper and lower Cobra 5. 0 intake manifold, and MSD distributor. Accessories like, the: Chrome alternator, chrome thermostat housing, polished Cobra valve covers, and polished camber/castor plates give the front end a little flash and flare. The little monster breathes through 1 5/8' headers and 2 1/2' American Thunder exhaust. Backed by an AOD automatic transmission with overdrive, it's a fun cruiser, that begs to be taken on the open road. With only 68,826 ACTUAL miles, she's barely seen her fair share of driving. The car handles as well as it moves, with BBK rear trailing arms and 17x9 Cobra R type wheels, wrapped in wide performance radial tires. The exterior is a sharp shade of red. The sexy stang stays cool and looks it as well, with a 4' cowl hood. The Saleen styled, whale tail spoiler compliments the convertible and gives it a muscular and exotic...

Having the body redesigned in 1999 started a whole new trend and seemed to breathe a new life into the ever growing Mustang craze. The 2002 body featured a straighter more modern body that really seemed to capture what Ford had always hoped to achieve, and that was to build a small, unibody sports car, with a massive V8 under the hood. This Mustang is no different, with its 4. 6L V8 nestled safely in the engine bay. Boasting little performance features like a Rousch cold air intake, underdrive pulleys, and Flowmaster dual exhaust, this is one peppy pony! Backing the V8 engine is a sporty shifting 5-speed manual, known mainly for being incredibly lightweight, accurate and smooth through every gear. Throwing the power to the ground is a solid axle rear end stuffed with 3. 73 gears, assuring you have plenty of power for awesome launches from a standstill! The exterior is done in a dark gloss black, which gives this stallion a real lean and menacing look. With chrome 18' Steeda wheels wrapped in Nitto tires, these wheels put some muscle in this muscle car! The interior follows suit,...

Unmolested and unabused, this vintage pony is one that's getting harder and harder to come by. With only 80,902 actual miles, this Mustang is more like a unicorn. No cut fenders, no heavily modified engines, no trashed interior or a silly horn on the hood. This numbers matching beauty is powered by Ford's epic 5. 0-liter small block V8. Sounding off through a tight and throaty exhaust system, this proud pony has a subtle rumble, while still demanding the respect from surrounding vehicles. Backing this Ford small block Ford is a T-5 5-speed manual transmission. With the option of overdrive, this transmission makes for a car that has plenty of pep down low when needed, but a nice cruising RPM when fuel efficiency is a must. The power is transferred through Ford built rear end, which graciously throws it to the pavement through factory pony wheels and radial tires. The exterior is the original shade of Ford red, giving a feeling of fun and ferocious fury! This California car is straight and stunning, waiting for anyone to take it out on a nice and sunny day. This 1990 Ford Mustang GT Convertible for sale looks like it was meant for the...

With only 8,065 miles since new, that-s an average of only 385 miles a year! This 2-owner vehicle was purchased new in Indiana by its first owner and kept in a garage for over 19 years. Then it was purchased in 2016 by its current owner, who pretty much did the exact same thing! Today, it looks as nice as it did when it rolled off the showroom floor 21 years ago!

Published specifications for the 1996 GT Convertible put it at 215 HP and 285 lb-ft of torque, and an estimated 20 mpg, with a 0-60 mph at just over 7 seconds. Not bad for a pony car of its day! The white exterior paint is still in excellent condition, as are the wheels and tan vinyl convertible top. The tan leather interior is in just as terrific condition and only shows minimal signs of normal wear and tear. This particular car is equipped with both the...