1973 Ford Mustang

Description

Here's your chance to get your hands on the end of an era at an affordable price. The 1973 Ford Mustang was the last year for its generation, and they didn't come any lower, wider, or longer. So when you can get it all on a droptop with beautiful blue coordinated package, you soon realize how great this deal really is.

This Mustang first caught your eye thanks to the paint, and it will do the same for others, too. The Medium Blue Metallic is a classic shade, but it takes advantage of modern application. So, now you'll love showing this one off in the sunlight because the deep luster highlights the long lines of the exceptionally straight body. And let's face it, that's exactly what you want for a sunshine-friendly convertible. If the paint scheme looks familiar, that's because this one also goes for Mach 1-style treatment with the hood and side hockey stick stripes in black. And of course, the NACA hood scoops add some great performance looks, too. Finishing off the period-correct aggressive style is the set of 14-inch Magnum 500 wheels with pony center caps.

The blue interior not only gives this Mustang a very European appearance against the blue exterior paint, but also the period-correct Comfort Weave seats add more color, texture, and luxury. Best of all, with a power convertible top and cold factory air conditioning, you can show off this great color package with ease and keep cool while doing it, too! And so this one truly reflects Ford's desires to give the Mustang a premium appearance during this period. That theme continues with great features like the correct wood paneling on the doors & steering wheel, factory AM/FM stereo, and the comfy center console. But more than just '70s-style luxurious, the cockpit was designed to be a driver's environment. From the moment you lay eyes on the deep-set instruments, and the upgraded full gauge package with tach, your heart will begin to race... and that's before you've even heard the motor growl!

This F-code Mustang correctly has a 302 cubic-inch V8 under the hood. This legendary Ford powerplant has been dressed nicely with Ford racing valve covers that have a cool blue in the grooves, and there's also tidy belts, wires, and hoses. But what you'll really enjoy is that this has been upgraded with components like a Weber four-barrel carburetor Edelbrock aluminum intake, and MSD ignition. It puts more power on the road, and a deeper sound in the dual exhaust. And more that just a powerful motor, this Mustang is an easy cruiser with features like a three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, and front disc brakes.

This is the classic Mustang convertible that has great paint, nicely presented A/C interior, and an upgraded engine bay. 1973 was the end of an era, and this an attractive and affordable way salute the legend. Call today!!!