Vehicle Description
You're looking at an affordable, loaded, and survivor-level icon
with a terrific presentation and poise. And yes, this 1986 Ford
Mustang GT convertible has a cold-blowing A/C and a fuel-injected
5.0 V8 heart.
Ford really got the package right in 1986. In an era when power was
dwindling, the Mustang GT was one of the few beacons of speed. It
created one of the largest aftermarket performance revolutions
around, and as a result, it's extremely rare to find such an
original example like this. Shows all the right signs to be the
majority of the Oxford White paint that was applied at the Michigan
factory over three decades ago. While no one will call the finish
perfect, it is perfect for those who like a survivor-level car that
shows it. All others understand that the value price can leave room
in your budget for updating and upgrading this one as you see fit
inside and out. But we like how the white makes for a great
contrast to the coordinating black elements, like the headlight
buckets, rear luggage rack, pinstriping, and rub strip that hugs
the entire body. That awesome GT hood treatment fits the theme
perfectly. Even the details are great - from the bright factory
alloys to the large dual exhaust tips.
The white roof has a good look against the white body, and when you
take it down, there are tasteful white accents to make sure you
still keep your color theme in this gray interior. All the
essentials remain in their stock appearance, including the dual
spoke steering wheel, which gives you a clear view of the original
speedo and tach. This convertible came loaded with cruise control,
power locks, a tilt wheel, an armrest center console, and an
AM/FM/cassette stereo. Plus, power windows and the power
convertible top mean you don't have to leave the driver's seat to
open this one up. And it's easy to stay cool with air conditioning
blowing cold with modern R134a refrigerant.
The 5.0 High Output V8 continued to evolve, and 1986 is a pivotal
year for Mustang fans. This is when they would introduce sequential
electronic fuel injection. With its great sound, stout performance,
and impressive torque, this injected V8 made it the pony car of
choice for an entire generation. While there is a huge and
affordable aftermarket for these motors, this one remains
refreshingly stock. And the driving experience proves this has been
a well-respected car. There's a tightness in the suspension feel
and smoothness in the four-speed automatic transmission that make
this a great all-around cruiser. In fact, you'll love driving this
drop-top all weekend with its power steering, power brakes, and
front discs.
This is the Mustang drop-top that leaves room in your budget to
create a power pony or enjoy a truly significant survivor. And no
matter your plans, you have a fun cruiser from day one. Call
today!!!
