Pure5.0

Another question.

From my earlier post you might have already guessed that I am a newbie. More on that in other post.

I bought my mustang at the end of last year from a dealer. According to carfax it had two owners before me.

My question is that I have a gold emblem on the rear of my mustang that reads "Limited Edition". Is this just an emblem that was slapped on? If so then why did I see another Mustang just like mine that had the exact same emblem. I can understand mine being fake and being the only one but now I am curious because I saw another.

I have a 1993 White Mustang 5.0 GT Convertible. It has black leather interior but I don't think it is original. The doors I know have been painted. They where originally white. The seats are also re-upholstered but I can't tell what color they were. The top is not the original and is black. It has silver pony rims. It is also a 5 speed.

There is a possibility that it was a once triple white car. But I have no records.

Is there such thing as a "Limited Edition" mustang? If you don't know...who might?

Tims 88GT

it could be but im not shure, is the drivers door the orignal door? if so the vin on the door tag should be the sams as under the windshield, also on the door tag it will tell you what color is was, what year, what spring rates, what trim you have, interior color, all of that, you could send me your vin and i can tell you if it is the right year, and if it was an automatic or a 5 spd. also if you get a pic of the door tag i can decoad that to.
sounds like a really nice car thoe.

vfast

there were some limited editon but if was things like paint...no real value.....triple whire car had the rim white and I have seen a few chrome ponies on them...look at the paint codes on the cowl area..

Tims 88GT

i thought the limited stang for 93 was yellow vert with white leather. and crome ponys

stanglx2002

i thought so too

vfast

7up stang green with white top
yellow/white top chrome ponys
white with white top white ponys

angcobra

Ford offered a Limited Edition models in 1992 and 1993. Two were offered in 1993: bright yellow and white LX convertibles. Each had white tops and white interiors. Only 1503 were made in yellow, and only 1500 were made in white.

Mustang celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a limited edition of 2,000 special edition cars. Although the anniversary year was technically 1989 1/2, the limited edition was a 1990 model. They all came in Emerald Green, and were called 7-Up cars because Ford made a green and white convertible for a 7-Up ad, but the contract fell through

stanglx2002

wasnt there a triple black too

angcobra

Not that I know of

Tims 88GT

dont forget, the 84 1/2 gt 350 cars, we have one its a vert.