Cheapest GT350 Today: 1984 Ford Mustang GT350 5-Speed
The GT350 name was originally used on the Fastback Mustang from the first generation and it was put to pasture after the 1970 model year. However, for the 20th Anniversary of the Mustang, the product planners at Ford pulled out the GT350 name an put it on a 35 day production run (5261 cars). This new GT350 had no affiliation with Shelby, but it was only available in Oxford White and included 10 more horsepower from the carburetor fed 5.0 V8 (only the automatic transmission equipped version got fuel injection for whatever reason) and it included the TRX handling package. The original TRX metric sized 390mm wheels (I hope Ford fired whoever decided that was a good idea) and white paint are gone…and this thing is covered in a shade of fungus-infected-toenail beige (tm). Despite the paint…and salvage title…I like it. Find this 1984 Ford Mustang GT350 5-Speed offered for $13,500 in Oakland, CA via craigslist.
From the seller:
1984 ford mustang gt350
condition: good
cylinders: 8 cylinders
drive: rwd
fuel: gas
odometer: 141
paint color: custom
size: compact
title status: salvage
transmission: manual
type: convertible
1984 Mustang GT350 Convertible
20th Anniversary edition
5.0L V8 302 HO Motor
5spd Manual Transmission
Only 587 made with these options
141k miles
Factory 3:55 Posi Traction rear end
Top like new condition
Interior in great condition
4 brand new Hankook 50 series tires on 16″ original American racing wheels
CD player
Factory info indicator
All factory stock motor
Headers and flowmaster exhausts
High pressure fuel pump with kill switch .
New spark plugs
New clutch fan
New ful synthetic motor oil
( mobil 1 ) and extended life filter
As well as the Pro-Long performance motor oil additive .
Salvage title due to minor cosmetics
As seen in the pictures on rear trunk lid a few small dents , rear brake light cover slightly broken and small dings on the bumper .
This is a Collectible and rare Mustang
Car is located in Oakland CA
Serious inquiries only
$13500
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You have to admit that it seemed like measuring the diameter of the tires in metric was the next big thing since everybody had long since measured the width in metric.
I think on most cars even those made in the USA, everything but the wheel diameter is in that system of measure used in every country but Myanmar and the US.
I have no idea what’s up with the Myanmar auto industry.
Driver’s seat sporting elbow patches like a college professor. Just needs a pipe and a Nietzsche book to complete the look.
Not a fan of the convertible 5.0, but I really loved the 87 GT hatchback I had back in the day, but really wanted the coupe. Now I have “Ice Ice baby” as an earwig…great…