This 1967 Ford Mustang Coupe wears deep dark blue paint over a
white vinyl interior, riding on 15-inch American Racing chrome
five-spoke wheels. It's an older restoration, so the paint shows a
few flaws up close and a couple of body repair areas, but it still
holds a great shine. Chrome and stainless trim, bumpers, and grille
surround all present nicely with only minor imperfections. Pop the
hood, and you'll find a clean, tidy engine bay built around a 351
Cleveland V-8 topped with an Edelbrock carb and intake, backed by
an aluminum radiator for reliable cooling. Power runs through a
4-speed manual with a Hurst shifter. Underneath, the chassis has
been reinforced for added rigidity, with lower rear trailing arms
added to sharpen handling. Slide inside, and the cabin stays mostly
stock - factory dash, wood-rimmed wheel, and period AM radio - with
an aftermarket center console and dual cupholders adding a modern
touch. Electric power steering makes it a breeze to drive. The
white vinyl bucket seats are comfortable and in good shape, and the
door panels, carpet, dash pad, and headliner also look good. The
original AM radio will need servicing. This Mustang fires up, runs
smooth, and packs a real punch on the road. A solid driver-quality
classic that's ready to enjoy - don't miss it. Call us at
763-434-6565 / 763-999-1098 or email [email protected] to
inquire about this 1967 Ford Mustang. WE ARE OPEN TO TRADES!
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