Finished in a beautiful glossy red show quality exterior, this 1968 Mustang convertible has been meticulously restored with special features that make it one of a kind. For starters, it has power steering, power brakes, power top and air conditioning. Add to that power windows (extremely rare) and a new tilt steering column with a custom steering wheel. It also features a new high end canvas top and new cylinders. It has a custom console with tachometer and a custom trunk interior.
Under the hood is an 8 cylinder 302 4bbl and a detailed and painted engine compartment. The transmission is a top loader 4-speed with posi traction rear end.
There were only 25,376 of these Mustang convertibles built in 1968, making them the rarest body style in the '68 lineup, so it has become more desirable in the collectors' circles. The vintage Mustang forums report seeing only a handful of surviving examples in their local areas. They estimate that the number of road-legal 1968 convertibles today is likely under 100. If you're looking for one, it's safe to say you'll be competing with other collectors - and you would be hard pressed to find one as nice as this beautiful show quality convertible. According to Autotrader, the average price of a 1968 Ford Mustang is around $89,619, which makes this a great deal.
