Basic information and history

The 1969 Ford Mustang marked a significant update to the model with a wider body, a new front with four headlights and a more focused range of performance packages. The same year saw the launch of the Mach 1 and Boss variants, while the GT package was offered in a more limited number, making well-preserved 1969 GT cars of interest to collectors and drivers who appreciate period-correct specification.

This example is imported from the USA and is stated by the seller to be a documented genuine GT. Marti Report is available for the car. The car is equipped with a black convertible top, FMX automatic transmission and decorative strips along the sills. The odometer reading is stated to be 43,889 kilometers. A binder with receipts and inspection records is included according to the seller, which provides support for the car's history and previous actions. The car is therefore not sold in Sweden.

As a curiosity, it can be noted that the 1969 GT package usually included visual and chassis upgrades that enhance the model's utility character without altering the original impression, something appreciated by enthusiasts who value the correct level of equipment for the model year.

Equipment and options

• GT package
• FMX automatic transmission
• Black convertible top
• Rocker panel decorative strips (sill strips)

Modifications and improvements

The car was repainted in the 1980s. Traces of previous rust repairs are visible on the bodywork according to the seller, while the underside is described as very nice. The engine was renovated in 1981. Otherwise, the car appears to be preserved in period-correct design based on the information provided.

Condition

Body and exterior condition The paintwork was repainted in the 1980s and shows signs of age with minor traces of use. Signs of previous rust repairs are present on the bodywork. Chrome, moldings, headlight lenses and emblems are reported to be in good condition. The windows are described as fine considering their age, but there is a crack in the windshield, although not in the field of vision. The car has a black convertible top; condition and function are not further specified by the seller.

Interior The interior is described as nice considering its age. The dashboard has some cracks around the speaker grille. The steering wheel, controls and buttons are stated to be in good working condition for its age.

Tires and rims The tires are stated to be in good condition. The condition of the rims is not specified.

Mechanics and function The engine was rebuilt in 1981 and is described as running very well. The gearbox and drivetrain work well, with distinct shifts and no noise in the rear axle according to the seller. The brakes work well. Known anomalies: the temperature gauge is out of order and the stereo does not work.

Service history

Oil and filter were changed during the winter according to the seller. There is a binder with extensive receipts and inspection reports included, which provides evidence of the car's history and work performed. The engine renovation is stated to have been carried out in 1981 and is reportedly supported by documentation. The seller emphasizes that this is a rare and documented genuine GT, something that should be verifiable in the accompanying documentation.

Summary

Imported 1969 Ford Mustang in GT version with FMX automatic and black convertible top. The car has older repaint, visible traces of previous rust repairs and otherwise good exterior details. The interior is nice for its age with cracks around the speaker grille. Mechanically the car is stated to be in good working order with engine overhaul performed in 1981, working brakes and distinct gear changes. Temperature gauge and stereo do not work. An extensive documentation binder is included and the seller states that the car is a documented genuine GT.

An interesting Mustang for those looking for a usable convertible with period-correct GT specification and traceable history.