Vehicle Description
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Garage Kept Motors is pleased to offer one of the cleanest and
well-kept Fox Body Mustang's we've ever had for sale, especially a
final production year example. This 1993 Ford Mustang LX 5.0
Convertible is finished in rare Chrome Yellow and was actually
named a 1993.3 model as the last run of the Fox Bodies ever, being
built in April of 1993. Our client is the second owner and acquired
the car out of Ohio in 1997 with 18,000 miles on the clock. The
original owner purchased it new from John Nolan Ford and it has
remained highly original ever since. Never modified, never smoked
in, never in an accident, and never tracked. Babied since new.
The car has 27k original miles and is powered by Ford's legendary
5.0L/205hp V8 motor. It has an automatic transmission and
rear-wheel drive. Some noteworthy factory features include 5-Spoke
Chrome Wheels, Dual Exhaust, Power Convertible Top, Power Steering,
Power Brakes, Power Windows, Power Locks, Original Radio Deck,
Leather Seats, Power Mirrors, and Air Conditioning. It comes with
all the books, manuals, keys, California car cover, LeBra front
protection, rubber and carpet Mustang floor mats, a squeaky clean
CarFax report, and a folder full of service receipts. The main
service was done on the transmission with a completely rebuilt
Jasper transmission with a 100k-mile transferable warranty.
The car fires on command and offers that nostalgic 5.0 dual exhaust
sound. It is a blast to drive and remains in excellent condition
from top to bottom. Never driven in inclement weather and always
garage kept. A wonderful example that is worthy of any enthusiasts
collection. Be sure to check out all the photos and video on our
main website: Garage Kept Motors. Call if interested or e-mail with
any questions. Thank you for looking.
