Candy Apple Red paint, a white power convertible top, and big block
Ford power make this 1967 Ford Mustang convertible a memorable
first-generation pony car. With its date-code-correct S-Code 390 V8
and C6 automatic transmission, this Mustang combines a classic GT
look with the muscle to back it up.
Under the hood is a factory-specification 390 cubic inch S-Code V8,
one of the most desirable engine options available in 1967. A C6
three-speed automatic transmission sends power to a Ford 9-inch
rear end, and dual exhaust provides the familiar sound of Ford's FE
big block. Power steering and power brakes with front discs add
comfort and confidence behind the wheel.
White GT stripes, a white vinyl power convertible top, and a
matching white parade cover accent the Candy Apple Red exterior.
Fourteen-inch Mustang GT wheels with beauty rings and center caps
wear Goodyear narrow whitewall tires, giving this 1967 Mustang
convertible a sharp period appearance.
Inside, white vinyl bucket seats create a bright contrast against
the red bodywork. A center console, floor shifter, deluxe
wood-rimmed steering wheel, and retro-style AM/FM/cassette radio
complete the cabin. A full-size spare remains with the car.
For enthusiasts drawn to the Mustang GTA era, this convertible 1967
Mustang offers an appealing mix of big block power and open-air
cruising. With its S-Code 390, automatic transmission, and classic
red and white color combination, this 1967 Mustang convertible for
sale is ready for a sunny afternoon with the top down and the V8
rumbling ahead!
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