9 cars (12 pictures) found: photo type of "advertisement", roof type of "convertible", grouped by car
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(1 photo of a 1968 Black Hills Gold Mustang Special Dakota Days Convertible Advertisement) This advertisement calls the cars "Special Black Hills Gold Mustang Convertibles" from Frontier Ford, Rapid City, South Dakota.
(1 photo of a 1968 Shelby Convertible Advertisement) This is an advertisement for the 1968 Carroll Shelby's GT350/GT500 Cobra from the Friday, January 12th, 1968 edition of the Seattle Times newspaper. The dealership is Metke Ford east, across Lake Washington from Seattle in Bellevue Washington. Data for three 1967 Shelby's are shown in this add as well as five 1968 Mustangs, and one 1967 Mustang. Notice the last line of this add, "Home of the Shelby GT 500 & 350 and the new model "C". 1968 marked the first year Ford introduced its number one selling car in England to America, the Model C Cortina.
(3 photos of a 1982 Mustang Intermeccanica Convertible Advertisement) Here is an ad for the 1982 Mustang convertible from Intermeccanica Custom Coach Builders. Ford didn't make a convertible Mustang in 1982. But they did contract Intermeccanica to build a few. The ad says, "Open car driving fun with an accent of style."
(1 photo of a 1983 Mustang Convertible Advertisement) This is a magazine advertisement for the 1983 Mustang. It is titled, You'd look even better in a Mustang. The ad is in black and white and features a 1983 Mustang convertible or flip-up top (as they call it). The model on this ad looks to me like she is dressed as a pirate.
(1 photo of a 1984 Oxford White Mustang GT Anniversary Convertible Advertisement) Oxford White 1984 20th Anniversary Mustang GT convertible GT-350 magazine advertisement. This ad says "A legend turns 20." The ad doesn't mention the GT-350 decals. The text reads, 20th Anniversary Mustang Twenty years ago the first Mustang rolled off the assembly line and made automotive history. The fun and excitement of that first year made Mustang a legend. Now you can capture the spirit of the original in a limited edition. Mustang GT. Available in convertible and 3-door models. She's quick. With a high-output 5.0 liter V-8 engine. Five-speed gearbox. And six-way articulated driving seats. She's fun. Push a button, take a ride with the wind. The convertible has a real glass rear window, room for four and power top. She's rare. Only 5,000 Limited Edition Mustangs will be built, so see your dealer soon. And ask about Special Anniversary savings on selected Ford cars and trucks. A sporty car makes it fun. But only Ford makes it Mustang. The 20th Anniversary Mustang.
(2 photos of a 1990 Deep Emerald Green Mustang Anniversary Convertible Advertisement) Check it out! This is the 7-Up Mustang contest flyer. They advertised $20,000,000 in prizes! 1 in 12 bottle caps were winners. There were "instant win" caps where you could a 7-Up Spot stuffed animal or a special Wilson 7-Up basketball. Some caps said, "If the winning score is xx you win a Mustang" - you could win one of 30 Emerald Green 1990 Mustang convertibles (like Rob's). All you had to do was match your cap's score with the winning team's score in the final college basketball championship game.
(1 photo of a 1990 Oxford White Mustang Convertible Advertisement) This 1990 magazine ad shows an Oxford White 1990 Mustang LX convertible. It is "For those who like to raise the roof every now and then." It says that the power roof is "as exhilarating to open up as its feisty 2.3L engine." That is an interesting comparison.
(1 photo of a 2000 Laser Red Mustang Convertible Advertisement) Wow! Check out the new Mustang says the postcard that dealer sent out to previous and new potential owners of the 2000 Mustang.
(1 photo of a 2002 Red Mustang GT Convertible Advertisement) Magazine ad featuring a red 2002 Mustang GT convertible sliding on wet pavement. The ad is titled, "Goosebumps when letting out the clutch are the first sign of addiction to no boundaries."
