1967 Ford Mustang gt 390 4sp

Make

Ford

Model

Mustang gt 390 4sp

Year

1967

Listed price

$46,999

Location

Maple Valley, Washington

Transmission

Manual

Mileage

91,000 miles

The 1967 Mustang marked a significant evolution in Ford's pony car lineage, representing the first major redesign after its sensational 1964 debut. While retaining the original's essence, the '67 model grew in size, gaining a more aggressive and muscular stance that perfectly accommodated the burgeoning big-block engine craze. It was this generation that famously introduced the formidable 390 cubic inch V8 to the Mustang, a move directly spurred by Chevrolet's Camaro and its own performance aspirations. The 390 GT, in particular, became an icon, forever cemented in automotive lore by its starring role in the film *Bullitt*, showcasing its raw power and quintessential American muscle car appeal. This particular 1967 Ford Mustang GT 390 coupe embodies the spirit of that era. Having spent much of its life as a rust-free California car before moving to Seattle in the late 1990s, it presents as a well-preserved example of this desirable specification. While the original seller notes a 4-speed manual, this example is equipped with an automatic transmission, making it a comfortable cruiser. With every function reportedly working as it should and a walk-around video available, this Mustang is ready for its next chapter. This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a legendary piece of American automotive history.