My 1967 Ford Mustang
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Chevrolet Camaro, Mercury Cougar, Pontiac Firebird, and Plymouth
Barracuda were all in Mustang's class in 1967, cutting into Mustang's sales
figures. Still, Mustang outsold its nearest competitor, Cougar, by a
three-to-one margin.
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1967-1968 Features:
2ND GENERATION BODY 2" wider than 1964 1/2 - 1966 models.
Full "genuine" Fastback body style available
390cid 320 hp S CodeBig
Block available
428cid 335 hp
Q Code Big Block available
1967 Total production 472,121 units
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Convertible, standard 38,751 ('68=22,037)
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Convertible, bench seat 1,209
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Convertible, luxury 4,848 ('68=3,339)
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Coupe, standard 325,853 ('68=233,472)
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Coupe, bench seat 8,190 ('68=6,966)
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Coupe, luxury 22,228
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Fastback, standard 53,651 ('68=33,585)
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Fastback, luxury 17,391 ('68=7917)
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The 1967 Mustang appears larger (two and a half inches wider and a
half inch taller) if not more aggressive. A majority of the restyling occurs
below the beltline (except of course for the fastback, which has the roofline
taper to the edge of the rear deck). Wider track, deeper grille with a
rectangular mesh insert, more prominent side sculpting and a stepped decklid
with concave taillights are only a few of the year's styling changes.
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