1972 Ford Mustang

1971 1973 Convertible

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

2F03F109584

Gasoline

Survivor 1972 Ford Mustang Convertible "Concourse Show Car" 7 Day Auction Bid Now! This 1972 Ford Mustang Convertible "SHOW CAR" is in excellent working condition. All the instrument gauges and lights work. This car is rust free, all the body panels and sheet metal are original Ford. None of the original sheet metal has been replaced. This car has spent its whole life in Southern California. It still has its original blue and yellow plates and even the Original Dealership license plate frames from Wilson Ford in Orange County. Even the original Build Sheet is intact!! Note: The photos at the car show were taken before the side stripes were applied. The most current photos are the ones that show the stripes on the car. Please call me at (323) 360-1988 if you have any questions. FIRST PLACE Concourse TROPHY WINNER! This Concourse SHOW CAR has had a complete ground up restoration early this year and it has won First Place Tophies at the Mustang Owner Club of California (MOCC) Mustang Car Show at Woodley Park in June 2011. In addition, it also won a Second Place 1971-1973 Mustang Concourse Trophy at the Warner Park show hosted by MOCC on May 2, 2011 before it was restored. VIN Tag Data VIN: 2F03F109584 Body: 76D (Convertible) Color: 5A (Light Pewter Metallic) Trim: CE (Deluxe Vermillion Red) Trans: W (C4 automatic) Axle: 6 DSO: 71 (Los Angeles) It won "Best Original 1971-1973 Mustang Convertible " The car has been repainted in its original color Light Pewter Metallic using DuPont two stage paint in June 2011 and the interior was freshened up with a new carpet and dash. We chose to keep the original deluxe vermillion red upholstery intact because it is extremely difficult to find this color in decent original condition. Rather, it's up to the next owner to decide whether or not to remove the original interior. The original C4 automatic transmission was rebuilt in May 2011. The original engine has never been taken apart, but it still runs good. In addition, the A/C has been serviced with a brand new condenser and freon. Blows Cold! MOCC Woodley Park Car Show (Mustang Owners Club of California is the oldest Mustang Club in California established in 1977) Top Up Original unrestored vermillion deluxe interior Philco AM/FM Radio Still works great! All original unrestored 302V engine Trunk Door Data Decal This Collectible 1971 Mustang Convertible is equipped with factory air conditioning, power disc brakes, power steering, bucket seats, deluxe vermillion red interior, center console. The car also has the optional Factory Philco AM/FM Radio, Mach 1 side stripes, NASA hood, Ford Corporate "dog dish" hubcaps and Mach 1 grille. This show car is equipped with the Ford 302 engine. The Engine has been kept very original. New Interstate Battery New Ignition Coil New Mach 1 grille and hood New A/C Condenser New KYB Gas shocks all around New Air filter Convertible top and glass were replaced 2 years ago. New Carpet New weatherstripping all around New gas tank New floor mats All the fluids have been replaced a few months ago Tires replaced about four years ago The original Owner's Manual, Jack and Lug wrench are included The Mustang retains its original single exhaust system, which is in good working order. It has had a mild restoration done in 2011. The DuPont paint, some interior pieces and transmission are all new. The original engine runs good. The car also has original Ford steel rims and hubcaps. This car is a survivor car that has been well taken care off, which is ready to be enjoyed. Own a piece of American History Today. 1972 was the lowest Mustang convertible production year ever! Be the New Proud Owner! Good Luck bidding! Brief History Since the Mustang had undergone a major restyling in 1971, the 1972 Mustang models saw no big styling changes, only minor cosmetic ones. Probably due to increasing governmental fuel economy regulations, all of the Boss cars were dropped from the 1972 lineup. The Boss 351 and both versions of the 429 engine were dropped. During the early part of '72, a special 351HO model was offered. It featured a low compression version of the Boss 351 engine, with a special high-lift cam, mechanical lifters, forged aluminum pistons and a special 4-barrel manifold. The only "performance" model that remained for the entire '72 model year was the Mustang Mach 1. The Mach 1, like all other '72 models, were virtually unchanged. Production for 1972 topped out at 125,093. Only 6121 convertibles were build that year. Base convertible prices was $ 3,227.00 If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at (323) 360-1988. Please note this car is also for sale locally. I reserve the right to end the auction early. On Feb-13-12 at 18:24:34 PST, seller added the following information: