This 1968 Ford Mustang combines a cool/coordinating color combo, attractive interior investments, and some very vintage details to make this feel like a proper classic with true cruiser appeal.

This Mustang appreciates its classic style, and that's good because the '68 model as updated to be a detail-oriented car. It was restyled to have a more defined C-channel on the side, the rear panel has a sporty concave design, and the turbine-style wheel covers are even more intricate. This even has the optional deluxe hood. You can see it all so well because of how crisply presented the car is. The trim tag tells us this was born a Candyapple car, and the bright red paint combines with the even brighter chrome bumpers to give the right look of a great classic. It's quite attractive but nothing ever makes it a museum piece, because after all, a drop-top Mustang is an icon of the open road.

The white convertible top looks great against the red and it even has a desirable glass rear window. But when you power it down, the style gets even better. The red interior is just a shade deeper/darker than the exterior. So it harmonizes nicely with a classy combo inside and out. The trim tag tells us ... Please ask for the full description.