Ford Mustang Base on 2040-cars
Maquon, Illinois, United States
1967 Ford Mustang Sport Sprint with a 200 cid engine. The vehicle appears to have the Sports Sprint option which includes the following factory options: Full Wheel Covers, White Sidewalls, Louvered Hood w/Integral Turn Indicators, Vinyl-Covered Shift Lever, Bright Metal Rocker Panel Moldings, Chrome Plated Air Cleaner, and Special Springtime Color (Frost Turquoise); Here's the Trim Tag breakdown: YEAR: 1967, BODY: 01- 2 Door Hardtop, ENGINE: T- 200, 1V, UNIT: 223917, BODY: 65A- 2 Door Hardtop, Standard Interior, COLOR: (Blank), TRIM: 2B-Lt. Blue Crinkle Vinyl and Dk. Blue Crinkle Vinyl, Standard Interior, DATE: 30F- June 30, 1967, DSO: 515234-Denver (Special Order Unit 5234), AXLE: 3-3.20 Conventional, TRANS: W- C-4 Automatic ,the vehicle is in very good condition.
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