1988 Ford Mustang GT Convertible

Description

When a car has averaged less than 1,100 miles annually, it instantly tells you it has been treated quite special. And when you find that on a 1990 Ford Mustang GT convertible with a fuel-injected V8 and a proper five-speed, then you know this is an exceptional performance machine. So look over all the details on this loaded modern classic drop-top.

The Five-Oh Mustang is a legend and this one really shows you why. Ford built these with one of the most attractive body kits ever. Plus, there's a power bulge hood, five-spoke factory alloys, fog lights, and a European-like rear luggage rack. It all continues to look attractive today because of proper care. The finish is believed to be the original application. It retains quite a nice gloss in the sunshine and shows far less use than you would expect on a factory black machine. And while the dark paint is ideal for a speedy GT, we also particularly like how it also makes for a distinct backdrop for the bright red stripe that encircles the whole car. It makes for a full package that's sporty, preserved, vintage, and quite appealing.

The black roof looks good against the black exterior, but a convertible like this is always the most fun with the top down. So with the touch of a button, the roof powers down to reveal an attractive gray interior. This has an attractive color against the dark exterior. Also, part of the appeal here is directly attributed to such a well-preserved presentation of the premium gray leather package. The front seats of these GTs have terrific bolstering, and yours even has power adjusting lumbar. Plus, you have power windows, power locks, power mirrors, cruise control, power steering, and the factory premium AM/FM/cassette stereo. And of course, cold-blowing air conditioning is a big bonus in a drop-top pony car like this. Plus, a GT speaks to your driver's soul with a grippy sports steering wheel that's on a tilt column to give you a clear view of the full instruments. And that large tach goes quite well with the stick shift that's calling out for your right hand.

The engine bay is just as clean as the rest of the car. The fuel-injected 5.0-liter V8 has built a reputation for its stout performance. And if you're a collector, a terrific stock look this has what you want. After all, you can always do your own upgrades, but it can only be preserved once. So it's great to even see the factory decals looking so bright. But more than just collecting, this is for those who love driving. You take full control of the V8 five-speed manual transmission. Plus, there are power brakes w/discs up front, grippy Yokohama tires, and sway bars front & rear.

The sale comes complete with the owner's manual packet, including warranty booklet. This drop-top pony car has the look, the respect, and the performance you want when seeking a solid modern classic. Don't miss this deal, call today!