By the end of the 1965 model year, some 680,000 Mustangs had been produced. The numbers are astronomical by today’s automotive production standards. The endless variety of colors, engines and other options insured a very popular product for buyers to consider. You could readily choose a family fun-in-the-sun car or a full-fledged sports soft-top or a luxury convertible.

This offering gives you the opportunity of having the three types in a fine combination. Presented in Vintage Burgundy with a white soft-top and a black interior with new “pony” seat covers; this convertible was professionally restored and also has new carpet. It is reported as an original code X Vintage Burgundy car with its correct A-code 289-cid, 225-hp V-8 engine. The transmission adds to the sportiness by being a four-speed manual. Options include; Rally Pac gauges, dealer-installed factory air conditioning, disc brakes, dual exhaust, AM radio; power top and steering. Further visual enticements include side stripes, styled steel wheels and period-style redline tires.