- 1971 Ford Mustang Grande
- 351ci Cleveland V8
- Holley 4-Barrel Carburetor
- C6 3-Speed Automatic
- RWD
- Brown Exterior
- Brown/Tan Interior
- Black Padded Vinyl Top
- Edelbrock Intake Manifold
- Aftermarket Air Conditioning
- Detroit Locker Rear End
- Ceramic Coated Headers
- Deluxe “Grande” Interior w/ High-Back Bucket Seats
- Woodgrain Interior Trim
- Grande Exclusive Door Panels & Carpeting
- Deluxe Steering Wheel
- Additional Sound Insulation
- Exterior Brightwork Accents
Extras Included in the Sale
- Documentation/Receipts
What you see here is not your average Mustang. Rather, it is the final and largest redesign of the first-generation Mustang that was aimed at blending muscle car performance with luxury. As the name suggests, the Grande steers more towards a softer, more comfortable driving experience. This was perfect for those who were seeking sporty looks but with more refined and practical features. The size and weight increased over the standard Mustang coupe, gaining the affectionate nickname “Fat Pig” by Ford president Lee Iacocca. At the time, the Mustang Grande was a popular choice among secretaries. This fine example of the 1971 Ford Mustang Grande comes to you from Clovis, California. With original documentation and receipts included, this Grande awaits its next buyer.
Exterior and Interior
The beautiful coffee-brown paint of this 1971 Ford Mustang Grande emphasizes the vintage charm of the car. It has a look that grows on you over time, not exactly a Mustang, but an elegant version that is easier to drive daily. With its subtle metallic colors, notchback roofline, vinyl roof, and full wheel covers, the Grande distinguishes itself from the Mustang coupe. The ’71 model year saw drastic exterior changes, including a wider hood, sheer, scoopless sides, and “flying buttress” C-pillars on the hardtop. When you open the doors to this 1971 Ford Mustang Grande, the brown interior sets the stage, making you feel as if you've entered the ‘70s. Standard features in this cabin include molded door panels, woodgrain dash appliques, high-back bucket seats with "Lambent" cloth inserts, an electronic clock, and bright pedal trim. According to the current owner, this Grande benefits from an upgraded air conditioning system.
Engine
Under the long hood of this 1971 Ford Mustang Grande is a 351ci Cleveland V8, naturally aspirated and paired with a C6 automatic transmission. Renowned for its durability under high torque loads, the C6 gearbox complements the Cleveland’s strong mid-range power delivery and reinforces the car’s reputation for dependable cruising. The engine is fitted with an Edelbrock intake manifold and a Holley carburetor, improving airflow and throttle response while remaining period-appropriate in character. Exhaust gases are routed through ceramic-coated headers, which help reduce under-hood heat and enhance overall efficiency. Power is delivered to the rear wheels through a Detroit Locker rear differential, providing consistent traction and confident power transfer, resulting in a drivetrain that blends classic performance hardware with well-chosen upgrades.
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