This Ford Mustang is in a neat and driving condition. The car was restored some time ago and both the interior and exterior look generally good. The car is exempt from road tax and MOT. It has, among other things, the well-known 289 engine, an automatic transmission and power steering. This is an A Code: The A and C Code engines were the standard V8 option for early Mustangs, both with a displacement of 289 cubic inches. The two 4.7-litre engines are distinguished above all by their carburettors. The A Code engine had a four-cylinder carburetor, while the C Code had a two-cylinder unit. However, there are also internal differences, starting with the piston design. The A Code engines had flat pistons, giving it a 10:1 compression ratio compared to the C Code's 9.3:1 compression ratio, derived from the poppet pistons. The result was a difference of 25 horsepower, with the A code making 225 from the C code 200, with the C code dropping to 195 horsepower in 1968. To get a good idea of the lot, we advise you to come to the viewing day.