The Only 1969 Mustang Built to These Specifications
This model's configuration makes it one of a kind: it even features a very rare radio delete.
One of One
This 1969 Mustang Convertible is just one of one built to this specification, and it comes with an Elite Marti report showing this. This model's new owner won't ever need to worry about pulling up to a car exactly the same as theirs.
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Rare Configuration
What makes this model so unique is the fact that it's the only Red/Red Q-code 428 convertible Mustang produced with an automatic transmission in 1969.
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Drivetrain
Under the hood is a Q-code non-Ram Air 428 ci Cobra Jet engine: only 50 convertibles were made with these engines. All of this car's power runs through a C6 Cruise-O-Matic automatic transmission.
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Handling
Convertible Mustangs made in the '60s weren't famous for their handling. However, this model has been fitted with competition suspension which should help go round corners without too much fuss.
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Convertible
This is a 50-year-old car, but it still comes with a power convertible top. So its new owner can soak up some rays without breaking a sweat.
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Exterior
The Candyapple paint scheme goes perfectly against this model's crisp white top. Making the aesthetic that much nicer are its tinted windows.
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Interior
The Dark Red standard interior is in immaculate condition thanks to a rotisserie restoration. And it looks particularly wonderful against the brighter Candyapple Red exterior.
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Wheels
This model sits on 14-inch body-colored steel wheels which are wrapped by Goodyear Polyglas tires. These wheels also come fitted with Mustang center caps.
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