- 1972 MY Ford Mustang Coupe
- Rebuilt engine reported
- Recent repaint reported
- Clear coating reported
- New alternator reported
- New starter reported
- New distributor reported
- New windshield wiper motor reported
- New spark plugs reported
- Recent oil change reported
- New air filter reported
- Upholstered interior
The 70s was a rough time for the automotive industry. Adapting was the solution to the problem and that's exactly what the Ford Mustang did with the release of the Mustang II. While the Mustang marque is renowned for its aggressive looks and personality, this 1972 Ford Mustang Coupe was a dying breed back in the day and is now a rare bird. With demand on the rise, its time you drove off in this near factory example and stood out from the crowd.
Exterior and Interior
The 70s called for freshening up in the design department, and out came the “heftier” body styling; however, this wouldn't last long as in just three years the iconic design would be replaced with the Mustang II. This 1972 Ford Mustang Coupe with its 2-tone exterior is a last hurrah to the legendary design, the orange exterior is the base to the paint job on the car, with the top half finished in white and matching the white stripe present on the bonnet of the car. The body is in excellent shape, with the car reportedly being recently repainted and a clear coat protecting the paint. Owing to its factory styling, this Mustang even rides on its factory silver hubcaps and sure looks photo shoot ready. The black interior of this 1972 Ford Mustang Coupe is in near factory condition. Looking around the upholstered interior, every interior trim is present, except the addition of an aftermarket racing steering wheel that blends in well.
Engine
With the 351 and the 429 V8 options leaving the available choices of engines on offer, one could have the 250 inline six grow in popularity as you had the Mustang heritage plus a car that follows emission rules and customer preference. Powering this 1972 Ford Mustang Coupe is the good old reliable 250ci (4.1 L) inline 6 engine. To keep it chugging along happily, the car has reportedly seen some refreshments with a rebuilt engine, new spark plugs, a Recent oil change, new air filter, a new windshield wiper motor, and a new alternator, starter, and distributor to rid of electrical gremlins. Power is sent to the car's rear wheels through a 3 speed automatic gearbox.
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