1986 Ford Mustang LX 95748 Miles Black Coupe V6 3.8L C-4 3-Spd Auto

Description for Ford Other Pickups 1986

STK 2217 1986 Ford Mustang LX The Mustang Fox-body was Ford's most popular sold pony car in the 1980's and with good reason; it was sharp sleek and everybody wanted one. Finding a clean Fastback with the original 3.8 Liter...priceless. When you open the hood you have to look twice to see that it is actually a 3.8 and not the 5.0 Liter V8 which was notoriously historically driven hard and put up wet. The V6 was less stressful on the body and a potent street contender that was just as fun to drive stop light to stop light. They provided a more economical insurance cost with nothing to prove except good looks. At a glance it appears this LX means business. The sinister black finish on this one looks great and makes it look fast sitting still. The body looks good and without the GT urethane ground effects that are the first to deteriorate this Mustang LX appears younger than it actually is and in nice condition. The body style remains a timeless straight muscle classic as you get the thumbs up as you drive down the highway. The stock interior features a Grid pattern dashboard that was futuristic for its time neatly organizing the driver's instruments and gauge cluster. The power windows and cruise control add to the value for a trip to the local car show or cruise in. The T handle shifter in the console is classic 80's and the factory console clock still functions. The gray cloth seats look good and the factory AC will help you stay cool in summer. The carpets and overall interior appear original signifying this car had a relatively easy garage life. The engine is a 3.8 liter V6 that has traditionally proven itself as a faithful work horse and the transmission is a legendary 3 speed C4 transmission. C4s remain popular with hot rodders and drag racers due to their simplicity and durability. The original pony wheels have survived and are wearing 215/60/16 Radials on all four corners. The nicer Mustang Fox-bodies that are still around today are going up in va