The Story

We all have a dream car, and sometimes we're able to get it, but life goals can sometimes get in the way. The seller bought this 1967 Mustang coupe two years ago as exactly that, her dream car. She wanted it to shine like a diamond, so she took it to a body shop for a respray, but they turned her away. The Springtime Yellow is verified as original, and a good body man knows that a car is only original once, which is worth more than a respray to many people. With college calling, she's reluctantly letting it go to chase her other dreams.

Built at Ford's San Jose assembly plant on June 6, 1967 and delivered new through Wayne Gossett Ford in Redlands, CA, this T-Code coupe is a true survivor and ready for the next owner. With rust-free body and floors, no signs of accidents or body work, and the original paint, this car has lived its best California life. According to the owner's manual, the first owner lived in Yucca Valley, CA, with the first three service records are noted in the owner’s manual. It must have been garaged most of its life, which helped preserve its floors and body. It carries its original California black-and-yellow plates, a clean California title, and current registration paid through May 2027.