Rare right hand drive example Has formed part of a private collection

The GT occupies a special place within the first-generation Mustang range, combining Ford’s hugely successful pony-car styling with a more sporting specification.

A comparatively small proportion of 1967 Mustangs received the GT equipment package, giving these cars added interest amongst enthusiasts.

The convertible brings the further attraction of open-top motoring, while automatic-equipped GT models carried the distinctive GTA identification for 1967. This example’s chassis number identifies it as a 1967 convertible built at Ford’s Metuchen plant and originally specified with the desirable A-code 289 cubic-inch V8.

Equipped from new with a four-barrel carburettor, this engine carried a factory power of 225hp, placing it above the regular two-barrel 289 in the range with 4,729cc the car is fitted with a Cruise-O-Matic automatic transmission. Presented in red with cream upholstery and a matching folding hood, thi...