1988 Mustang Ascmclaren Convertabile on 2040-cars
Pasadena, Texas, United States
Total production in 1988 was 1,015 cars. This proved to be the peak of the ASC McLaren Mustang sales as unfortunately in 1989, a legal disagreement between ASC and Peter Muscat, the original brain-child/engineer of the new sporty and streamlined look and who had contracted ASC to first build the car based on his original design, over licensing and royalties caused a breakdown in production and a shortage of cars. In 1989 only 247 cars were built and by 1990 only 65. By 1991 ASC stopped building the cars altogether having built only 2,678 cars in total over 7 years, ensuring that these rare cars would prove quite desirable and collectible in years to come.
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