A lengthy rotisserie restoration was completed on this 1973 Mustang 351 about five years ago, and it continues to be a very attractive example of the hard-to-find convertible. It is finished in brilliant Grabber Blue with a white interior and matching white top. The body and paint finish is of a very high quality, and the front and rear spoilers lend to a muscular appearance.

A 351 Cleveland V-8 with a four-barrel carburetor rests neatly under the hood, and all of the correct components are in place, including the ram air breather, the air-conditioning system, power steering, and a booster for the power disc brakes. A Flowmaster dual exhaust has also been installed for the best performance and sound. The interior compartment has been detailed to perfection and features bucket seats, a console with an automatic shifter, an AM/FM radio, a remote driver’s side mirror, front and rear seat belts, and a power top.

The remainder of the car continues to be ready for show, including the well-restored chassis and trunk compartment, which is complete with a vintage spare, jack equipment, and a storage bag for the soft boot. Very few miles have been driven since this Mustang was completed, and it is an outstanding, quality convertible that continues to be most impressive.