The Ford Mustang went through a restyling in 1967; a design which would remain through the 1968 model year. The car as a whole was larger, while retaining the front and rear appearance of the original Mustang. The cars continued to be offered in three body style configurations – hardtop, fastback and convertible; all of which offered passenger seating for four passengers. For 1968 minor trim changes were made to the Mustang the most notable of which was the “floating” Mustang grille emblem.

This 1968 Ford Mustang GT is presented in blue with white racing stripes. The car rides on lower profile tires which are mounted on Torq Thrust-style wheels. Additional exterior features include dual sideview mirrors and grille-mounted foglamps. The car is powered by a 302-cid, 210-hp V-8 engine which is paired to a five-speed manual transmission. The interior is completed in black and features bucket seats separated by a console with armrest. Additional interior features include a wood steering wheel and a radio.