20 pictures (9 cars) found: year of "1980", roof type of "hatchback", exterior view
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(from page 1 of the 1980 Collection)
Check out this Black 1980 Cobra Mustang hatchback, it was our Attitude Of The Week for May, 17, 2009. Its owner says, I have owned the car since 1997. This 1980 Mustang Cobra represented the 1980 year in the 45 years of Mustang magazine. The 1980 Cobra package was patterned off the 1979 pace car model and came with dual sport mirrors, sport tuned exhaust with bright tailpipe extensions, forged metric aluminum wheels, special instrument cluster, 8000 rpm tachometer, and a 255ci, 4.2 liter, V8 engine. This car has optional rear quarter window louvers.
(from page 1 of the 1980 Collection)
The front grille and front fascia of the 1980 Cobra Mustang was patterned after the 1979 Indianapolis Pace Car. It has the integral front spoiler with dual fog lamps.
(from page 1 of the 1980 Collection)
The left side view of this Black 1980 Cobra Mustang really shows off those 6 spoke wheels called forged metric aluminum wheels by Ford in 1980.
(from page 1 of the 1980 Collection)
Back view of a 1980 black Mustang Cobra showing its aerodynamic rear spoiler, dual exhaust, optional rear window louvers, sun roof, and Cobra spoiler graphic.
(from page 2 of the 1980 Collection)
Bright Red 1980 Mustang Ghia hatchback owned by Dwayne McCracken from Washington, Missouri. Dwayne adds,
"I bought this Mustang Ghia in 2005. I seen it and I liked the red with all of the chrome on it. When I lifted the hood I knew I wanted it. It was clean and had almost as much chrome on it as the exterior. I just recently found out it was a special 1980 Mustang model. It is a Ghia, a luxury package Ford offered that year. The interior and exterior had been stripped if any evidence of the Ghia model on it. The previous owner had replaced the emblems with Cobra decals and emblems. I found out when I ran the VIN number on Mustang Attitude's, VIN number decoder. I have been trying to replace all of the missing Ghia emblems whenever I can find them. This car came out of the factory with a 255 V8 automatic transmission. I think that was Ford's biggest mistake in 1980. As people bought them, they were disappointed in the lack of power and the poor performance of the 255 engine. Luxury or not the 1980 Ghia was doomed from the beginning. As about everyone who as ever owned this car did, the previous owner had the 255 bored to a 302, When I bought it all of the receipts from everything from emblems to mechanical had been left in the console with the original owners manual. He spent much more on changing it than it was worth at the time. It also came with two boxes of trophies from car shows. I haven't driven it much in the last 5-6 years. It has Historical plates on it and I just recently took an interest in again. It still needs a new paint job but the engine only has 41,000 on it and runs great. Getting it back in shape after letting it sit for so long is a project that will keep me busy for awhile. Since I retired two years ago, I
definitely have the time. I wouldn't consider selling it because I love these older models and Mustangs have always been my favorite cars. This 1980 joins a 1986 GT hatchback and a 2003 GT coupe."
(from page 2 of the 1980 Collection)
The blacked out hood scoop looks good with the black grille and wrap-around vinyl trim. I don't think the chrome wheel opening trim is stock, but it looks great.
(from page 2 of the 1980 Collection)
Bright Red 1980 Mustang Ghia hatchback, right side view.
(from page 2 of the 1980 Collection)
Rear end view of Dwayne's Bright Red 1980 Mustang Ghia hatchback.
(from page 3 of the 1980 Collection)
Silver 1980 Mustang fastback owned by Scott Kelley from Hamilton, Ohio. It has the two-tone black over silver paint. Scott tells us,
"I bought it from the estate of the original owner. It has a 200 inline 6 with an automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, and A/C that still works and has R12 Freon in it. I've only had it about two weeks. It's not perfect, but is a very nice survivor car. My plans are to clean it up and do some minor repairs and then resell it. It's a great running car and I'm
sure it will make someone very happy."
(from page 3 of the 1980 Collection)
Silver 1980 Mustang hatchback, right front view.
(from page 3 of the 1980 Collection)
There is orange pinstripes around the taillights as well.
(from page 3 of the 1980 Collection)
Silver 1980 Mustang hatchback, right rear view.
(from page 4 of the 1980 Collection)
Bright Bittersweet 1980 Mustang hatchback with a black interior. It has the little 4-cylinder 2.3L engine. This mustang came with the Sport Option. The Sport Option includes wide wraparound body-side molding with dual argent stripe inserts, black window frames and rocker panel moldings, 13-inch sport wheels with trim rings, and a 3-spoke sports steering wheel.
(from page 4 of the 1980 Collection)
Bright Bittersweet 1980 Mustang hatchback, left front view. This Mustang is missing a few trim items. It was repainted - but back to the original color.
(from page 4 of the 1980 Collection)
Bright Bittersweet 1980 Mustang hatchback, right rear view. Two shades of orange paint was offered on the 1980 Mustang. The other was a darker orange called Medium Bittersweet (also known as Bittersweet Glow).
(from page 4 of the 1980 Collection)
Polar White 1980 Mustang Cobra hatchback with orange and red side stripes, Cobra rear spoiler and rear quarter window lettering, black lower body, forged metric aluminum wheels, rear spoiler, black window trim, and just visible the rear facing hood scoop.
(from page 5 of the 1980 Collection)
Ford promotional photo of a Dark Cordovan metallic brown 1980 luxury option Ghia hatchback. The Ghia luxury/sport hatchback has full wraparound bodyside molding with dual color-coordinated accent stripe inserts, dual remote control styled mirrors, bright rocker panel moldings, dual accent pin stripes, color-keyed window frames and rear louvers (not chrome or black as on other models), 14 inch turbine wheel covers (upgraded to wire wheels here), and a Ghia insignia on the rear liftgate.
(from page 5 of the 1980 Collection)
Ford promotional photo of a Bright Caramel orange 1980 Mustang Cobra hatchback with non-functional rear opening hood scoop, standard tape treatment (the cobra hood graphic was an extra cost option), blacked out window trim, and black lower trim paint. This cobra also has its standard integral front spoiler with dual fog lamps, rear deck spoiler, and forged metric aluminum wheels.
(from page 5 of the 1980 Collection)
Ford promotional photo of a Black 1980 Cobra Mustang hatchback with green and yellow side stripes, Cobra rear quarter window lettering, forged metric aluminum wheels, rear facing hood scoop, optional hood graphics, and custom front fascia and grille pattered off the 1979 Mustang Indianapolis Pace Car.
(from page 5 of the 1980 Collection)
The side stripe colors of this Bright Yellow 1980 Cobra Mustang is Black and White. Other standard Cobra offerings include forged metric aluminum wheels, black lower body paint, rear spoiler, Cobra rear and window lettering, black window trim, and rear facing hood scoop.