After World War II, Ford decided to create an affordable car that would appeal to younger drivers. This eventually led to the historic launch of the 1964 ½ Ford Mustang. It was released in early April of 1964. It was the most popular “Pony Car” of that era due to its unique styling and a wide range of affordable options and accessories available. For instance, you had a choice between a hardtop or a convertible in no less than 15 different body colors. Customers loved the Mustang so much that Ford sold more than 22,000 cars on the first day of its release which surpassed all expectations. The Indianapolis 500 adapted this car as a pacer in 1964 and fans loved its fierce performance.
This 1964 ½ Ford Mustang Convertible replica features a 289 cubic inch 4 barrel carb V8 engine which was able to produce 210 horsepower. We know you’ll love owning this iconic replica in gloss black that has stood the test of time in American history.
