945LSTANG

theyre in his profile.

H0SS302

Damn that is sick. you cant tell its a vert at all.

Sxynerd

yeah definitely nice!

Fustang1

Since I just put the top up for the first time today, I made sure I was careful and didn't try to close and latch it right away. The top definitely contracts and shrinks being down for so long. I am actually suprised that it hasn't ripped yet. There is one 1/4 scrap or start of a tear on the passenger side, but that is it. I have been caught in the ran with the soft top up and it doesn't leak either.

95hardtopconvertible

I have #326 of 499. Car has 150,000 and in great shape. Who else has one? let me know

Fustang1

Well I have decided to put my Hardtop Convertible up for sale. I am asking $11,750. Here are the details.

For Sale, 1995 Ford Mustang Cobra Hardtop Convertible. One of only 499 ever made and the only year Ford every made the Hardtop Convertible option. #50 on the list of rarest Mustangs ever. Last year for the 5.0 Engine. 5-speed Manual. This car is #447, black finish with black top and tan leather interior. I have owned the car for 2+ years and have only driven it in the summer months.

The Hardtop Convertible is a one-piece top that is put on when the soft top is retracted into the trunk. You get best of both worlds, a coupe and a convertible in one car. There is a stand for the top that is on rollers that allows you to stand it up and push it off into the corner of the garage. The car is completely original and never in a wreck or repainted. Have the CarFax to go with the car. Only modifications have been an MSD igniter, Cobra R export brace, headers, an X-pipe and new mufflers (all done by the previous adult owner). The car comes with the original headers and mufflers. The car has 106,000 miles on it, mostly highway miles from the previous owner. Has always used synthetic oil and premium gas.

The only minor issue with the car is a small tear in the drivers side seat and a few scratches on the paint that always show on a black car. These cars are extremely hard to come by and even harder to find for sale. Please no joy riders and no low ball offers. I would entertain offers of a trade for a 65-70 Mustang Fastback or Convertible (must at least be a driving project)

For some reason the site won't let me post on the for sale section. Any ideas why?

If interested, please send me an email at jim_fus@hotmail.com

Thanks