1990 Ford Mustang Convertible

Description

What Is the 7 Up Edition Mustang?
The story behind the 7 Up Mustang is one of the more bizarre bits of Mustang history, which is saying something given the wide range of characters who have been involved in the nameplate’s development over the years. Initially, only 30 7-Up Mustangs were meant to be produced — the namesake soft drink company had planned to give them away at the 1990 NCAA basketball finals. The pitch was simple: sink a ball from center court, and you could drive home one of the extremely limited-edition cars that night. For reasons unknown, the 7 Up contest was cancelled at the last minute. Although only two of the planned 30 cars had been produced, Ford decided to rebrand the cars, bump up production to 5,000 units and offer them as a special edition and unofficial commemoration the car’s 25th anniversary.
7 Up Mustang Specs
The 7 Up Mustangs were LX convertibles equipped with the famous Fox body era 5.0L V8 engine, delivering around 255 horsepower. All cars were painted with Ford’s distinctive Deep Emerald Green clear coat metallic paint and featured a white leather interior and a white convertible top. Front fascia, outside mirrors and body side moldings were painted to match the green exterior. Every 7 Up edition Mustang also got the GT’s 15-inch aluminum rims and a special-value package consisting of cruise control, A/C and a premium sound system with AM/FM radio and a cassette player.
Here is YOUR chance to own a rare classic Ford Mustang Convertible! It does sport a Spartan logo one on each side of vehicle (see pictures).It starts every strong every time and has a lot of power. I just had the breaks (pads & rotors) replaced professionally and also has a new Sears battery and have receipts to show. The only thing wrong with it, that I know o, is the passenger side door window does not go up or down. Other than that, it is a nice little car. I have NO problems with it.Ask me questions and I will respond ASAP.