1990 Ford Mustang

LX Convertible

5.0L 8 Cylinder High Output Gasoline Fuel

Automatic

1FACP44E9LF157958

Gasoline

Power Windows

1990 Limited Edition LX Convertible 15,464 Miles!!! 5.0L H.O. Auto with 225HP! Like it left the factory, NO modifications! Comes with laminated original window sticker Stored in climate controlled garage Driven only on sunny summer days and that was mostly to car shows Starts, runs, shifts, and drives perfectly down the road as any vehicle with only 15k should Interior perfect-"10 out of 10" Exterior has a few stone chips on front bumper cover/minor scratches- Still a solid "9 out of 10" easy! Two tires have been replaced, has a scratch about 3" long on passenger side rear quarter, door type ding on driver side rear quarter, and passenger side rear window quarter window "inop" -see pictures Clean/clear title ready to go Does have white leather button on boot top cover in original bag in trunk In 1990 7-Up teamed up with Ford in a promotion to give away 30 7-Up Edition Ford Mustangs for the 1990 NCAA Basketball finals. Audience members would have to sink a shot from center court, and win the car. At the last minute, the promotion was scrapped, but the car was essentially ready for production. Ford went ahead and built the car, which is essentially a 1990 Mustang LX 5.0 Convertible, and sold it as a limited edition model, with no mention of 7-Up. But the looks of the car make the relationship clear, with Deep Emerald Green Clearcoat paint, white leather interior, and white canvas top (trademark 7-Up colors) and Mustang GT alloys. Ford had intended to build a total of 5,000 of the ’7-Up’ cars, but stopped at 4,103. Of those, 1,360 were 5-speed manuals, the remaining 2,743 were equipped with an automatic, 261 cars were exported. Buyer resposible for pickup/shipping-seller will assist with loading if needed or other arrangements if needed-just ask Also seller reserves the right to end auction early On Feb-28-12 at 17:30:25 PST, seller added the following information: ----------NOTE: The passenger side rear window is now FIXED! The connector was apparently loose or just not making good contact on the motor as a removal and reassembly fixed the problem and now it WORKS!!!