- 2011 MY Ford Mustang GT Convertible California Special
- Current owner reports limited edition with only 600 made that in 2011
- Roush interior accessories
- GT Black carpet floor mats
- GT side tape stripe
- Side scoops
- Pedestal rear spoiler
- 6-speed automatic transmission
- Electronics Package
- Black cloth convertible roof
- Security Package
- 3.15 ratio limited slip axle
- HID headlamps
- Comfort package
- Satin Black tape stripe
- Power convertible top
- Stainless steel dual exhaust
- Rear decklid spoiler
- Leather trim sport seats
- Leather wrapped steering wheel
- SHAKER 500 audio system
- 2 power points
- A/C needs to be recharged
The California Special is a limited-edition run of Mustangs created by California Ford dealers, and they've been doing it since 1968's 'Little Red.' This particular 2011 Ford Mustang GT Convertible California Special is just one of 600 cars produced for 2011, and it's got a light 22,000 miles on its wheels. With the Electronics Package, Comfort Package, and Security Package, plus some Roush interior accessories, this is a gorgeous drop-top pony car that will turn heads wherever you go.
Exterior and Interior
This open-top 'Stang features a clean Performance White body and a black cloth electrically-operated convertible roof. It's also got the GT black tape side stripe in satin black, side scoops, and a pedestal-style rear spoiler on the rear deck lid. Specialties of the California Special include a unique chrome billet grille with Mustang tri-color emblem as well. HID headlamps have been fitted, too, for enhanced nighttime visibility. Elsewhere, it's your typical fifth-generation Mustang that's a fine homage to the original, with its retro-modern styling and eye-catching silhouette. Inside, four adults can comfortably travel within the black cabin of this 2011 Ford Mustang GT Convertible California Special. There are leather-trimmed sports seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and a powerful Shaker 500 audio system. The current owner tells us that the air conditioning part of the climate control system needs a recharge of refrigerant. You also get power windows, power mirrors, cruise control, and a Ford Sync infotainment system. Finally, there are two power ports to recharge all your devices. However, if all this gets a bit tiring, just drop the powered convertible top and enjoy the unlimited supply of air and open skies.
Engine
This 2011 Ford Mustang GT Convertible California Special packs a 5.0L V8 that puts out 412hp and 390lb-ft on premium gas. Drive goes to the rear wheels via a 6-speed automatic transmission and a 3.15 ratio limited slip rear axle. Ventilated disc brakes on all four wheels ensure ample stopping power to rein this pony in.
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