Street Dreams Texas is proud to present this restored and upgraded
1969 Ford Mustang Convertible - a classic American icon enhanced
for stronger performance, improved drivability, and modern
confidence while preserving its unmistakable first-generation
Mustang character. Highlights: * Engine: 1972 351 Cleveland V8 (4V
heads, Edelbrock 4-barrel, electronic ignition) * Transmission:
Rebuilt C6 3-speed automatic with shift kit * Rear End: Ford 9-inch
(2.75:1 gearing per documentation) * Brakes: Power four-wheel disc
brakes with Wilwood calipers * Key Upgrades: Hooker headers, X-pipe
dual exhaust w/ MagnaFlow mufflers, Champion aluminum radiator,
power steering * Presentation: Red two-stage paint, black
convertible top, US Mag wheels This 1969 Ford Mustang Convertible
immediately stands out as the kind of classic that checks every box
for serious enthusiasts: a desirable 351 Cleveland V8 under the
hood, upgraded four-wheel disc brakes for modern stopping
confidence, and the timeless open-air appeal of a true
first-generation Mustang convertible. It blends classic muscle car
character with thoughtful performance upgrades, making it equally
at home on weekend cruises, local shows, or as a standout addition
to any collection. Finished in bright red with a black convertible
top, black vinyl bucket-seat interior, black hood scoop, and US Mag
alloy wheels, this Mustang delivers the bold presence expected from
a late-'60s muscle car. It retains its original black interior
color combination while benefiting from a full cosmetic and
mechanical refresh completed during restoration. Built at Ford's
San Jose, California plant and scheduled for production on October
30, 1968, this Mustang was originally Wimbledon White with a 302ci
V8 and C4 automatic. It has since been transformed into the
upgraded 351 Cleveland-powered convertible you see today. Under the
hood is a 1972 351 Cleveland V8, one of Ford's most respected
performance engines. Equipped with 4V heads, a mild performance
camshaft, Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, original intake
manifold, and electronic ignition, it delivers strong torque,
responsive throttle, and classic V8 character. Documentation
indicates the engine was rebuilt in 1990 and continues to perform
reliably. Power is routed through a rebuilt 1979 Ford C6
three-speed automatic transmission with a shift kit for firm,
positive shifts. The rear is a Ford 9-inch axle with 2.75:1 gearing
per documentation, offering durability and relaxed highway
cruising. Performance upgrades include Hooker headers feeding an
X-pipe dual exhaust with MagnaFlow mufflers, producing a deep,
aggressive V8 sound. A Champion aluminum radiator improves cooling
for dependable warm-weather driving. Driving confidence is further
enhanced with power steering and power four-wheel disc brakes with
Wilwood calipers, significantly improving handling and stopping
performance over stock specifications. Inside, the car retains its
classic Mustang layout with black vinyl high-back bucket seats,
full-length center console, wood-rim steering wheel, and a
column-mounted aftermarket tachometer for a subtle performance
touch. The car underwent an extensive cosmetic restoration in late
2006, including full disassembly, stripping, sandblasting, and
refinishing in red two-stage paint before careful reassembly. It
continues to present as a well-maintained and visually striking
classic. The 1969 Mustang Convertible remains one of the most
iconic designs of the muscle car era, known for its aggressive
styling, long body lines, and unmistakable road presence. This
example stands out for its balance of classic appearance and
meaningful mechanical upgrades. With its 351 Cleveland V8, upgraded
drivetrain, modern braking system, improved cooling, and tasteful
performance enhancements, this Mustang delivers the look of a
classic with the confidence and usability of a thoughtfully
upgraded driver. Whether
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