1967 Ford Mustang — 49,420 KM

• Automotive legend

• Rare mechanical gearbox

• Interior in good condition

• Revised mechanics

Our Ford Mustang Coupé 289 Ci, with 30,709 miles on the odometer, was put into circulation on January 1, 1967 in the United States before being imported to France in 2019. Its current owner purchased it the same year.

This model comes in an elegant black shade, with a black interior in good, completely original condition. Although the body has some slight paint defects, the whole thing maintains all the authentic charm of this American icon. Cosmetic changes include added white stripes, a “Shelby GT500" badge, and a change in tire and rim sizes.

Under the hood, this Mustang is equipped with the 289 Ci V8 engine developing 210 horsepower, combined with the manual gearbox, rare for this model and sought after by enthusiasts. The mechanics are in good condition, having been revised in 2024, with the latest revision invoice available. The consumables are in good condition, and no costs are to be expected.

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In 1960, at the time of the baby boom generation, Ford's CEO, Lee Lacocca, realized that his model range was unattractive for this new clientele. A concept car was produced in 3 months in 1962, a mid-engine tray, the Mustang. The first draft of his model that will allow him to seduce the new generation, Lee Lacocca evolved his Mustang until officially presenting it in 1963. Sold at only $2,368, the car was purchased en masse as soon as it was released in dealerships.

The first 1964 ½ Mustang was equipped with a 2.8L inline 6-cylinder engine and an optional 260 ci V8 or 289 ci, becoming the standard later. Offering 200 hp in its coupe version and equipped with the 289 ci V8, the Mustang offers style, sportiness and comfort for a laughable price. A real success as soon as it was released and still as appreciated many years later, it left its mark on the automotive industry, breaking with Cadillacs and other imposing cars of the time.

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