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Attention Mustang Fans! Gateway Classic Cars of St Louis is proud to offer a great little 1967 Ford Mustang. Ford rewrote the automotive experience when they rolled out the Mustang in 1964. The most innovative thing about the model was the lengthy options list. A Mustang could be built to spec however the buyer desired. There were multiple body styles, multiple engines available, several transmissions, colors, interior trim levels, and all sorts of equipment options available. Because of this long list, almost no two Mustangs were just alike. This makes it a fun model to collect, because although they made a lot of them, each one has its own personality. This particular example is a 1967 model, the first year of a styling change since new. The '67 model retained the same overall shape, but received slightly more muscular hips and a sportier front end. The interior received a new dash design as well as many subtle trim changes. This one is finished in bright white and sits on classic styled steel wheels wrapped in raised white letter tires. The body is straight and solid and would make any Mustang enthusiast proud. Open the door...

Ford introduced the Mustang in 1964 and a new automotive class was born. The 'Pony Car' has been an American icon since its inception and the Mustang is among the most popular and sought after collector cars of all time. This 1968 Ford Mustang for sale is powered by its 200 CID inline 6 cylinder engine and is backed by a C4 3-speed automatic transmission. This original T-Code inline 6 under hood looks like a true factory survivor still dressed in its Ford blue. These 200 CID engines are quite durable with plenty of power for a spirited driving experience. The body is painted in an attention grabbing bright red color and is accented nicely with a black vinyl interior with bucket seats up front and a shifter on the floor....

We often get asked, what's a good classic for a novice collector. It's tough to make a recommendation without including the first generation Mustang. These simple Machines are plentiful, affordable, and highly enjoyable. This particular example is possibly the best set up: a convertible! What's more American than a classic Mustang convertible in bright red. Mustangs in this era could've come with a variety of engines and transmissions. This one was kept simple with the reliable 200 CID I6 and a 3 speed manual transmission shifted on the floor. Contrasting the red exterior is a white convertible top. Inside you'll find black vinyl upholstery on the front buckets and rear bench. What a perfect car to pile your friends in and go for a cruise. This particular car has only 1,500 miles on a...

This classic red over black Mustang is the perfect cruiser. The smooth running 6 cylinder just sips fuel and is ready for the open road. This is a trip back to the good old days where you only had an AM radio, seat belts and no other options. It was a way of transportation and a way to form a bond with your car. The Mustang is one of the most iconic classic cars thanks to the mass production and affordability. If you were around in the 60's, you either rode to school in one or your neighbor, friend or parents had one. Most people can relate to one in...

This second year model of one of the most successful cars throughout history is a great display of why the Mustang has had such lasting success. At first glance you will with no doubt notice the fresh restoration of this beauty thanks to the Moonlight Drive Metallic exterior that was just painted in July of this year. During restoration, this -65 had new front fenders and valance installed, replaced the driver-s side door, toe board and firewall extension, new bumpers and tail light buckets and bezels. The spotless jet-black interior has been dressed with a new headliner, new door panels and handles, new sill plates, a new set of tires, and as you sit in the driver-s seat looks and feels as though you are still in the 1960-s out for a daytime cruise. Under the hood of this Mustang...