Found on Collecting Cars60 photos1967 Ford Mustang 289 Notchback
Specifications
- Year
- 1967
- Make / Model
- Ford Mustang
- Trim
- 289 Notchback
- Engine
- 5.7L V8
- Exterior color
- Wimbledon White
- Interior color
- Red
- Seller type
- Private seller
Description
KEY FACTS This Ford Mustang is a classic American muscle car, presented with a desirable engine upgrade and tasteful modifications. While it left the factory in 289ci guise, under the bonnet is now a 5.7-litre (351ci) unit, sending power to the rear wheels via an automatic transmission. First registered in 1967, it was previously registered in the US and was imported to New Zealand in 2004. The odometer shows 69,215 miles, which the seller believes to be the genuine total. EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES Finished in Wimbledon White over a Red interior. Riding on aftermarket wheels and tyres. Equipment includes the 351ci engine, a hood scoop, side intakes, and an aftermarket exhaust system. Accompanied by invoices and receipts for the majority of parts and work, and one key. Please note: there are some inconsistencies on the WoF mileage history, but these appear to be likely typo/input errors. CONDITION Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. Specific notes from the seller include: a couple of small paint chips. SERVICE HISTORY The seller states that the car is accompanied by some maintenance documentation. SUMMARY The Ford Mustang Hardtop is an iconic American muscle car, celebrated for its timeless styling and potent V8 performance. This particular example benefits from an engine upgrade to a 351ci unit, complemented by tasteful exterior modifications such as a hood scoop and side intakes, all presented in a classic Wimbledon White finish. This customised Mustang promises to deliver an exciting driving experience and to turn heads wherever it goes. Descriptions are provided by the seller and, to their knowledge, are accurate and not misleading. Buyers must satisfy themselves of the description’s accuracy, and independent research is strongly advised. Enquiries should be raised in the comments section and any inspections arranged before bidding. Classic and collectible vehicles may have had cosmetic or bodywork repairs that are not vi
