- 1971 Model Year Ford Mustang Covertible 302ci V8
- Red exterior
- White interior
- 302ci V8 - reported to be the original motor
- Automatic transmission - reported to be original to sellers knowledge
- Factory A/C - seller reports it needs a charge
- Power steering
- Power brakes - drums
- Aftermarket stereo - functions
- 2 sets of keys
There’s no doubt that everyone has a special space, big or small, in their hearts for Mustangs. Even if the current day Mustangs don't cut it for you, the classics, which started with the "pony car" tag should stir any motor enthusiasts. They are the epitome of the "good old days" saying. Even more justification for why collectors today are on the lookout for them. Thus, the stunning 1971 Ford Mustang Convertible displayed here might not stay in our inventory for long. So far, it has been a resident in New Jersey and have completed a 68,000-mile journey. According to what we were told, it also keeps the majority of its original parts, which makes it more desirable. You will receive two sets of keys for this Mustang, as well as a guarantee of admiring glances from passers-by.
Exterior and Interior
Although it shared many of the styling cues of the original, the 1971 Ford Mustang marked a significant change in their model lineup. Ford was adhering to costumer demands and was aimed to evolve the Mustang into a more luxury vehicle than a bullet on a drag strip. The result was a longer, wider and thereby heavier car. This broad silhouette of our subject 1971 Ford Mustang Convertible is painted in a gorgeous red paint and fitted with a white convertible top that gives it a beautiful contrast. Firestone Wide O Oval tires wrapped to five-spoke silver wheels provides ample grip when you want to put your foot down. You will want to put down the top to showcase the lovely white interior of this Mustang. It is spacious for four passengers and has red Mustang carpets. According to the seller, it sports its factory A/C, though it seem to need a charge up. It is also said that it is fitted with a functioning aftermarket radio.
Engine
What gives joy to the ride of this 1971 Ford Mustang Convertible is the 302ci V8 engine under its hood. This powertrain is able to produce 210 horsepower to play with. Not to sweat, you can easily enjoy each and every one of those horses thanks to the power steering and power drum brakes. The seller also adds that this Mustang maintains its original automatic transmission.
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