1967 Mustang Coupe Review & Test- Drive

Now this is a fun car, and saying it's not would go directly against the definition of the word "fun". This 1967 Ford Mustang is a real crowd pleaser, with its gleaming red paint and driver-friendly features such as air conditioning and power steering. 1967 marked the year of the Mustang's first major redesign of the original model, with changes including attractive concave tail-lights, square rearview mirrors, and new side ornamentation. This specific '67 is powered by a C-Code 289 C.I. V8 paired to a 2-barrel carburetor, giving this 1967 Mustang plenty of room to breathe. The bright red paint gleams beautifully over a straight body with clean and crisp bodylines. The white and black vinyl interior is very comfy with its optional center console with the addition of a working updated AM/FM/Cassette radio, good for listening to tunes while cruising. Options on this fantastic '67 include factory air conditioning (converted to R134a), power steering, a working factory horn, an updated AM/FM/Cassette stereo system, a center console, a remote driver's mirror, a heater + defroster, seatbelts, and a sweet-sounding dual exhaust system. To keep to the car looking like it just rolled off the assembly line, this Mustang rides on some factory-style steel wheels with original hubcaps on top of correct-looking "Custom 428" whitewall tires. This '67 Mustang is a whole lot of fun, and it is here now looking for a new driver. It would look great in anyone's driveway, but it would look even better in yours.
VIN and Door Tag decode as follows:
VIN-
7: 1967 model year
R: Assembled in San Jose, California USA
01: 2-Door Hardtop
C: 289 C.I. 2V V8
227842: Sequence number
DOOR TAG-
65A: 2-Door Hardtop (bucket seats)
I: "Lime Gold" paint (Paint was redone during restoration)
2G: Light "Ivy Gold" and Medium "Ivy Gold" Vinyl Trim (Interior was redone during restoration)
29F: Built on the 29th of June, 1967
71: Los Angeles DSO
0: 2.79:1 rear axle
1: 3-Speed Manual Transmission (Swapped for 3-Speed Auto during restoration)
00:00 Introduction
00:10 Exhaust Sound & Walkaround
08:28 Test Drive
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[@kenbeattie3967]

That's a beautiful 67 Pony car, love the interior. As a kid I would stop and watch em go by. As an old man I still stop and watch em go by. Hope to own one before I leave this world.

[@jefferfoxmustang5945]

67 & 68 my favorite years from the 1st gen. Awesome!

[@DamirBabic-xc5po]

She,s a beauty pony car😍😘💋🐎❤ timeless 67.mustang great review😎👍

[@claudiocerezo1644]

67 has the best interior ever made. Aged so well!!

[@chrisriner2156]

Super clean !!! Great quality!! Noice 😎👍🏼

[@lynnh7694]

The coupe with the rear deck lid is classic Mustang all the way. I know everyone wants the fastback but, not me.

[@stephentitus7137]

Same. I never found the fastback that appealing

[@nikoladamjanovic2313]

I have a coupe for sale

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Nice!!!!

[@kippnovak9833]

Sweet stang again guys...

[@davidbaron6647]

clean

[@jimbradd2783]

You didn't mention if the ac works?