1971 Ford Mustang Convertible

Documented & Restored Grabber Blue Convertible

The Mustang went through a major styling change for the 1971 model year. They had grown in size, exterior changed substantially while the interior remained more familiar. Mechanically the cars were great to drive and offered the wide range of engines and options Mustang buyers had come used to.

This 1971 Ford Mustang Convertible rolled off the Dearborn assembly plant December 9^th of 1970 and was sold new at Mainway Ford almost exactly two months later on February 10 of 1971. Today the car has been beautifully restored in its factory correct and very desirable livery, eye catching Grabber Blue paint with white clarion knit/Corinthian vinyl bucket seats. Completing the great, vibrant look is the correct white, power operated convertible top. Other options found on the car and the accompanying Deluxe Marti Report include power steering, power front disc brakes and console. All finished off with a set of Magnum 500 wheels. This car has been very nicely restored from the stunning, polished Grabber Blue paint to the chrome and interior; a great car that has already benefitted from having all the work done, ready to drive and enjoy.