$2,000(-5.4%)price drop
Priced at $34,995, this vehicle is within the current market price range of $34,200 to $40,200.
It has 10,106 miles, which is 63,594 (86%) below the median mileage of 73,700.
Note: This is an estimate based on a variety of factors (experimental feature). It is intended to provide a fair market value range to help guide your buying decision.
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Please visit our website to view a full HD photoset of this vehicle www.classicsandbeyond.com You can also head to our YouTube page for videos of all our vehicles https://classicsandbeyond.com/youtube/ 1973 Ford Mustang Convertible - 302 V8 - Documented with Marti Report - 2 Owner Car Offered here is a beautifully preserved 1973 Ford Mustang Convertible finished in factory Light Blue (Code 3B) with blue bucket seat interior and silver stripe accents. Freshly detailed and presenting extremely well, this Mustang retains all of its original sheet metal and paint and has had just two owners since new. According to the included Deluxe Marti Report, this Mustang was: Built at the Dearborn plant Actually built on June 19, 1973 Ordered through the New York DSO (District Sales Office) Originally delivered through Stevens Ford Inc., Milford, Connecticut One of 941 produced in this paint code for 1973 One of 573 produced with this paint/trim combination One of 4,605 with this engine/transmission combination One of 7,533 with a white power top with glass backlite Factory equipment per the Marti Report includes: 302-2V V8 Engine C-4 Cruise-O-Matic Transmission 2.79 Standard Axle Ratio White Power Convertible Top with Glass Backlite Power Steering AM Radio Décor Group Color-Keyed Racing Mirrors Rear Bumper Guards White Sidewall Tires The car is powered by its original 302ci V8 paired with an automatic transmission and upgraded with a 4-barrel carburetor. It is equipped with power steering and power brakes, making it a smooth and enjoyable cruiser. The car has been very nicely maintained and runs and drives strong. The blue bucket seat interior with center console floor shifter presents beautifully and maintains its classic 1970s muscle-era appeal. Condition notes: Two small cosmetic blemishes on the hood One minor blemish on the convertible top (These are documented in the photos and do not detract from the car's overall excellent presentation.) The owner states the 10,106 miles shown are original. While we do not have documentation to fully certify the mileage, the condition of the vehicle strongly supports the claim based on overall wear and preservation. Included with the car is an impressive collection of original documentation and memorabilia: Original owner's manual Original radio manual Repair manuals Specifications manuals Dealer advertisement Magazine feature the car appeared in Vintage photographs of the car This is a highly original, documented, two-owner Mustang Convertible with outstanding provenance and factory documentation. The Marti Report confirms its production details, and the extensive literature adds to its collectability. A well-preserved example of the final year of the first-generation Mustang body style, this convertible is ready for shows, cruises, or to be enjoyed as a strong investment-grade classic If you are interested please reach out to our knowledgeable sales staff today! We offer shipping and financing as well! You can call us at 248-721-4343 Want to stop by and see it for yourself? Come check it out at Classic & Beyond Auto Gallery's indoor showroom! Give us a call to schedule a viewing appointment beforehand if you are interested in seeing a specific vehicle 35815 Clinton Street Wayne Michigan, 48184 248-721-4343 Info@ClassicsBeyond.com www.classicsandbeyond.com www.youtube.com/@classicsbeyond9588 Need financing? Not a problem! We have multiple lenders servicing the classic car industry. For the best service available, contact one of our knowledgeable sales members at (248) 721-4343
This Used 1973 Ford Mustang is available for drivers in Detroit, Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Ypsilanti, Canton, Livonia, Farmington, Warren ...
