£93,150
1967 Ford Mustang GT390 Fastback Coupé
Bonhams • UK • 14 Apr 2024
Market Position:
Highest 20% of Past Sales
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£93,150
1967 Ford Mustang GT390 Fastback Coupé
UK • 14 Apr 2024
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1967 Ford Mustang GT390 Fastback Coupé, finished in its original Candy Apple Red, has undergone a meticulous, "no expense spared" concours restoration, costing £123,000 +VAT. Featuring extensive upgrades to its engine, increasing displacement to 446CI (nearly 7.4 Litres), and with only snagging miles completed since 2019, it's presented as one of the best in the country.
Condition
9
The car underwent a "no expense spared" restoration, with over 1,600 man-hours invested. The listing states it presents far better than when it rolled off the production line in 1967 and has only completed snagging miles since restoration. The condition is exceptional, with great care taken to ensure Ford assembly procedures were followed.
/ 10
95,153 miles (via 2016 MOT)
7R02S205862
LHD
United Kingdom
Manual
VBY 491E
1967
Auction
£93,150
1967 Ford Mustang GT390 Fastback Coupé
Bonhams • UK • 14 Apr 2024
Market Position:
Highest 20% of Past Sales
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Description
• Restoration receipts totalling £123,000 +VAT • Highly desirable and rare specification • Purchased by the current owner in Arizona in December 2010 • Painstakingly restored and carefully dry stored since completion • Its displacement is 446CI ( nearly 7.4 Litres).
Finished in its original Candy Apple Red colour scheme, this Mustang Fastback was built at Fords San Jose assembly plant in California delivered new to Don Sanderson Ford Inc of Glendale, Arizona.
The car was released to the dealer on the 10th May 1967.
In 1976 the Mustang was sold to a Mr Dave Smith, who was attending Junior High School at the time.
When his parents realised his new 'grocery getter' was equipped with a 390ci (6.4 litre) high-performance Big Block motor, the car was soon confiscated having been involved in multiple incidents of tyre smoking lunacy! The Mustang was parked in the barn where it remained until purchased by its current owner in December 2010 and exported to the UK.
Since its arrival in the ...
Price Analysis vs Other Mustang (First Generation) Fastback GTs
£18,190
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£60,032
Median Price (Since 2020)
£571,340
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MOT Information
Expired
Expired on 2nd Nov 2017
Latest MOT mileage:
95,153 miles
MOT History
Passed
On 3rd Nov 2016, 95,153 miles
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