688 cars (3884 pictures) found: sub-model of "R", roof type of "convertible", grouped by car
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(4 photos of a 1989 Oxford White Mustang GT Convertible) Oxford White 1989 Mustang GT convertible owned by Alex from San Jose, California. It has a 302ci (5.0L) V8 engine with some modifications like an Edelbrock manifold. It has a salvage title due to an accident which caused the front bumper, radiator, and driver door damage. It has 76K miles on the clock.
(5 photos of a 1989 Dark Shadow Blue Mustang LX 5.0L Sport Convertible) Dark Shadow Blue 1989 Mustang LX convertible with larger of the two engines offered in 1989 a 225hp (at 4200rpm), 302 cubic inch (5.0 liter), electronic fuel injected, high output V8 engine. This car has aftermarket cobra wheels.
(8 photos of a 1989 Oxford White Saleen Mustang Convertible) Oxford White 1989 Mustang Saleen convertible with blue lower stripes and a 5.0 liter (302ci), high output (HO), Saleen modified V8 engine. This car has a Saleen serial number of 716.
(7 photos of a 1989 Cabernet Red Mustang LX 5.0L Sport Convertible) Cabernet Red 1989 Mustang LX convertible with the 225hp (at 4200rpm), 302 cubic inch (5.0 liter), electronic fuel injected, high-output V8 engine option and aftermarket Cobra wheels.
(5 photos of a 1989 Cabernet Red Mustang Convertible) Cabernet Red 1989 Mustang LX convertible has a 2.3L 4-cylinder engine and an automatic transmission. Scott (previous owner) told us, "I traded an '80 Mustang hatchback (also featured on this site) for it in September of 2019. It has has a lot of restoration work done to it by the previous owner. It was originally Scarlet Red, but was repainted Cabernet Red and the lower body painted Titanium Silver. This was done to mimic the GTs of the era. The previous owner removed the luggage rack and third brake light for a cleaner look. He also added the chrome Cobra wheels and changed the seats from red cloth to white vinyl. Since I've had the car, I've made additional mechanical repairs and cosmetic upgrades. It's a very clean, sharp looking car that turns heads."
(12 photos of a 1989 Dark Shadow Blue Mustang GT Convertible) Dark Shadow Blue over Light Gray Smoke 1989 Mustang GT convertible with a 225hp (at 4200rpm), 5.0 liter (302ci), high output (HO), V8 engine.
(6 photos of a 1989 Scarlet Red Saleen Mustang Convertible) This Scarlet Red 1989 Saleen Racecraft Mustang convertible was at the 2011 Mustang Roundup car show held in Bellevue, Washington. Exterior Saleen features include gold rocker panel stripes, gold star Saleen wheels, Saleen body skirt, Saleen rear spoiler, and Saleen windshield graphics.
(1 photo of a 1989 Medium Shadow Blue Mustang Convertible) Medium Shadow Blue 1989 Mustang LX convertible with a new paint, wire spoke wheels, and 4-cylinder engine. Medium Shadow Blue is one of three shades of blue offered in 1989. See our 1989 Mustang Data Explorer for more information.
(3 photos of a 1989 Tropical Yellow Mustang LX 5.0L Sport Convertible) Tropical Yellow 1989 Mustang LX convertible with a black top and a tan interior. Tropical Yellow is a light yellow carried over from 1988. It was called Mimosa Yellow in 1988. These wheels are sometimes known as phone-dial wheels. Do you remember when phones had to be dialed?
(2 photos of a 1989 Paris Blue Mustang ASC McLaren Convertible) Great looking Paris Blue 1989 ASC McLaren 2-seat convertible modified from a Mustang hardtop coupe. McLaren added a fully retractable roof, custom aerodynamic body panels, custom from grille, tinted tail lights, custom wheels, and a full custom interior.
(5 photos of a 1989 Tropical Yellow Mustang LX 5.0L Sport Convertible) Tropical Yellow with white interior, 1989 Mustang 5.0 LX convertible at the 2010 Mustang Roundup car show in Bellevue, Washington.
(1 photo of a 1990 Deep Emerald Green Mustang GT Anniversary Convertible) This Deep Emerald Green 1990 Mustang GT Anniversary convertible is owned by Steve Poiry of New Haven, Indiana. Steve says, I have owned the car since October of 2007. Since then I changed the wheels and tires. However, I kept the original wheels and tires as the car only had 4000 miles on it when I bought it. These 35th Anniversary Mustangs are sometimes called a 7-UP car because 30 of these were to be given away by the 7-UP Bottling Company as a promotional item. These cars actually started life at the ford factory as coupes! They were converted to convertibles.
(6 photos of a 1990 Deep Emerald Green Mustang Anniversary Convertible) This is a Special Edition 1990 Deep Emerald Green Mustang LX convertible. This particular one is sometimes called a 7-UP car because 30 of these were to be given away by the 7-UP Bottling Company as a promotional item. These cars actually started life at the ford factory as coupes! They were converted to convertibles. The work was done by Car & Concepts in St. Louis, Missouri. The 7-Up contest never materialized but 4103 of these special Mustangs were built. 2743 had automatic transmissions and 261 of them were exported out of the country.
(7 photos of a 1990 Oxford White Mustang GT Convertible) Oxford White 1990 Mustang GT convertible with 225hp (at 4200rpm), 302 cubic inch (5.0 liter), electronic fuel injected, high output, V8 engine. It looks like rain, so the top is up; but still its a beautiful car with its color matched side moldings with black accent and GT lettering below the doors.
(2 photos of a 1990 Black Mustang GT Convertible) Black 1990 Mustang GT convertible with a 225hp (at 4200rpm), 302 cubic inch (5.0 liter), electronic fuel injected, high output V8 engine, and after market cobra wheels.
(8 photos of a 1990 Oxford White Mustang Convertible) This Oxford White 1990 Mustang LX 5.0 convertible is owned by Luis Natal of Georgia. Luis bought the car in Georgia and writes: I got this sweet car about 3 months ago and am planning to make it look like when it came out of the show room, 'perfect'. It looks pretty good but I think it may need a convertible pump or something because it doesn't move, and it also needs some details... Years ago, when I was an English student, my English teacher at the time had a 1986 GT and it was so beautiful and fast! We got to be very close friends and I got to drive the car for 2 days. The idea of getting one of these ponies stuck in my mind, and after 7 or 8 years, I got my own. I'm very happy with it.
(5 photos of a 1990 Dark Titanium Gray Mustang GT Convertible) Deep Titanium Metallic 1990 Mustang GT convertible owned by Kelly and Howard Johansen from West Jordan, Utah. It has a 5.0L V8 engine and an automatic transmission. This is our featured Attitude Of The Week for the week starting June 5, 2011. Kelly tells us more,
"It all started with something as simple as ice cream!
My husband, Howard, and I were up visiting our friends Mike and Jolene one Saturday evening when we all decided to have some ice cream for dessert. So, a quick trip to Baskin-Robbins was in order. Mike and Jolene had just recently purchased their daughter a 1996 Mustang convertible for being a straight A student. We were elected to go pick-up the ice cream so Mike tossed us the keys to the mustang and said here take this! Howard said I could drive and off we went.
It didn't take too long for that Mustang Convertible to put a spell on me and by the time we arrived at Baskin-Robbins I informed my husband he could buy me my own Mustang - just as long as it was a convertible!
Unbeknownst to me, Howard started looking for a convertible for me. On Saturday, June 28, 2003, my husband took me to look at a Mustang convertible. The guy opened his garage door and backed the car out of the garage. I was standing on the side of the driveway and almost jumped out of my skin, my eyes bulging out and said out loud: 'I want that Mustang!' Little did I know how those four little words could affect my husband's purchase negotiation! (He wouldn't budge a penny) We took it for a test drive and it was so much fun, I forgot about the time and this little Pony made me late for work!
I swear I only asked Howard once or twice if he planned on buying me the car - Howard told me I asked about a hundred times over the next three days! On Wednesday evening Howard was off to his monthly computer meeting and then to dinner with his friends afterward. Little did I know he skipped the meeting and set out to negotiate the purchase of the Mustang. After he finalized the deal Howard called me and asked me to join them for dinner. All his friends knew what he was up to and we were all waiting in the restaurant for my husband to arrive when I spied him pulling into the parking lot in my car! I squealed: He bought me my car!
Howard casually walked into the restaurant, dropped the keys in my hand, gave me a sweet kiss, and said 'here's the keys to your Mustang' During the evening Howard wondered out loud if this would get him lucky - I told him we could pull the new car in the garage when we got home and I would show him lucky!
My Mustang immediately went on the show circuit along with my husband's Mach 1 Mustang. The first show we attended together was the Cache Valley Cruise-In the following Saturday. The morning of the show, Howard tossed me a towel and a bottle of wax and said 'It's your car - you can wax it!' For once I didn't mind cleaning a Mustang before a car show!
It is great to own my own Mustang! Since we bought it, it has received new tires and wheels, a Cervini Mach 1 hood, a Cervini Saleen rear spoiler, new leather interior, new convertible top, a Dr. Gas exhaust system, 3:73 gears, LX taillights and quite a few other goodies as well. The purple pin striping really lets people know whose car this is! My car has taken on a transformation to my personality and what I really wanted in a Mustang!"
(6 photos of a 1990 Oxford White Mustang GT Convertible) This amazing Oxford White Mustang GT convertible is owned by Marv Fowler and we voted it as "Best in Show" at the 2012 Mustangs Northwest - Mustang Roundup & All Ford Picnic in Bellevue, Washington. This 1990 Oxford White Mustang GT has only 90K miles on it, is mostly original, and is our Attitude Of The Week for the week starting July 22nd, 2012. Checkout the engine and interior photos. Marv also owns one of each of the Mustang bodylines. His 2008 Shelby Super Snake was a previous Attitude Of The Week, and we also have photos of his
Polar White 1977 Cobra II Mustang.
(8 photos of a 1990 Deep Emerald Green Mustang Anniversary Convertible) Deep Emerald Green 1990 Mustang LX 25th Anniversary convertible with a 225hp (at 4200rpm), 302 cubic inch (5.0 liter), electronic fuel injected, high-output, V8 engine. 4103 of these commemorative edition LX convertibles where made with white interiors, color match side molding (standard after 1992), 16-spoke wheels from the GT, the larger E-code V8 engine, and commemorative badges. With less than 5000 miles on this care, it is all original except for a new battery and air filter; these are even the original P225/60VR-15 tires (with a little ArmorAll of course).
(1 photos of a 1990 Light Crystal Blue Mustang Convertible) Light Crystal Blue Mustang LX convertible owned by Johnny Pardee from Sedalia, Missouri. It has a 5.0L V8 and an automatic transmission. Johnny tells us,
"I was lucky to see this car for the first time in a friend of mine's garage after work one day. He told me he'd never sell it. Well, he lost his job shortly after and allowed me to buy it. It;s a 1990 LX 5.0 25th Anniversary convertible. The car never seen a drop of weather till this year. My friend got it from an old lady who only drove it on nice days and kept it garaged. He got the car and put it in his garage under a
cover. He had it for 5 years and only put 35-50 miles on it the whole time he owned it. It now has 107,000 original well-taken-care-of miles on the OD. The top had only been down twice till I got it. Now its been down 4-5 times. Everything on the car is original and complete. This 2 owner (well I make 3 owner) car still looks like she did the day she was built. I'll only be changing cosmetic items on the car to keep her a 100% clean and original. I currently have a new set of headers and a new set of rims to put on it. Probably only putting on an exhaust and a Bama tuner chip in. Other than that, she's stayin the way she is. If i want to add mods to a Mustang, I'll buy another one. This will be my collector piece. Proud to own this car"
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