1968 Ford Mustang for sale $189,900

1968 Ford Mustang $189,900
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Price: $189,900
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Location: Charlotte, NC
Details: From boulevard cruising to road course bruising its hard to find a better all-around performer than the Ford Mustang. And now that One Ford has firmly established the model as a global tour de force the market for exclusive investment grade ponies is only going to get more competitive. A claimed 3-time MCA Concours Gold winner and believed to have been driven only 23509 miles this magazine-featured Shelby certainly raises the bar. Presently the car rolls as a fully-sorted head turner that packs a superb 302/4-speed drivetrain in an original interior and correct Acapulco Blue paint. And if youre in the market for an awesome blue chip collectible thats the perfect fit for show fields and well-shaped financials its the pedigreed nobility youve been waiting for!

According to this stellar drop-tops Deluxe Marti Auto Works Report it was assembled on March 7th 1968 in Metuchen New Jersey with the following door data and optional equipment:

DOOR PLATE:

Serial Number: 8T03JXXXXXX-XXXX

8 – 1968 model yearT – Assembled at Fords Metuchen manufacturing facility03 – Shelby ConvertibleJ - 302 cubic inch 4V V8XXXXXth Mustang scheduled for production at MetuchenXXXXth Shelby scheduled for production76B – Shelby ConvertibleD – Ford #3077-A Acapulco Blue paint6A – Black Décor bucket seats13C – Scheduled to be built on March 13th 19688D2780 – Home Office Reserve ordering district under order number 27801 – 3.89 standard axle ratio5 – 4-speed manual transmission

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT:

Black power convertible top thats complete with a glass backliteExtra Cooling PackageVisibility GroupWheel lip moldingsPower steeringPower front disc brakesTilt-Away steering columnAM radioInterior Décor GroupHeavy duty batteryTachometer thats complete with a trip odometer

Assembled six days ahead of schedule this striking GT350 was shipped to Schmidt Ford Sales in Baltimore Maryland and thanks to its awesome combination of killer power and So Cal style helped keep the America in the home of Americas National Anthem. After three decades of excellent maintenance and minimal driving Conover Racing andamp; Restoration of Hanover Pennsylvania orchestrated a highly detailed frame-off rebuild that reworked all the cars panels into super smooth surfaces. Once those surfaces were fully prepped displaying a precise level of fit and finish correct Acapulco Blue base was buried in a thick clearcoat shell. And once that clear was sanded and buffed correct G.T.350 side stripes were laid over a fantastic mirror-like shine. The result is one top notch Shelby showpiece that until recently anchored a serious muscle car collection and presently could hedge any major investment portfolio.

Shelbys GT line threw fuel on the muscle car fire by not only adding power but also introducing some of the coolest and most aggressive Mustang design cues ever created. At the leading edge of this slick pony a pristine chrome bumper dissects a correct Shelby grille which hangs familiar Lucas driving lamps between bright halogen headlights and bullet-style parking lamps. At the top of that grille a broad SHELBY script leads the eye past satin lanyards to a lightweight fiberglass hood thats founded in clean glass and straight stainless trim. At the sides of that glass correct quarter scoops and a small chrome mirror combine with fresh Cobra emblems and correct Shelby fender caps to lend the cars profile an aggressive yet finished appearance. And at the back of that profile a familiar Shelby decklid hangs a second SHELBY script over correct tail lamps a handsome Cobra fuel filler a second chrome bumper and highly detailed reverse lights.

For 1968 Ford authorized a special high performance version of its venerable 302 for specific use by Shelby in their newly christened Cobra GT350. Lift this Mustangs lightweight hood and youll find an authentic J-code V8 that includes a hotter cam heavy-duty connecting rods and a nodular iron crank. Completely rebuilt during the cars