I own a 67' Mustang Coupe with a hard vinyl top. A friend upon inspection told me about a rare mustang that was both a hardtop, and a soft top (convertable). Meaning one could remove the hardtop and then if it were to rain put up the soft top...sounds crazy to me but I figured I'd ask if anyone else has heard of such a thing? I'd appreciate any info.

 

It was a Ford option in 65 or66 for convertiblesthat didn't take off. I saw one of the newer versions at the MCA car show in Concord, CA, last month. Passed right by at first then came back for a second look.
Jim

 

Sure that it didnt extend into 67?

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From my understanding, Ford made five total hard tops for 65-66 convertibles - that's all.
Jim

 

i have seen hardtops you could put on a convertablebe but they was aftermarket. rarest things in the 67/68 i know of is a bench seat and a rumble seat.

 

whats a rumble seat?

 

celtic37 ever seen a old car from the 30s or 40s the trunk opened backwords and had a seat in it thats a rumble seat.i have only seen 2 mustangs with them both was convertable i believe it was a dealer thing.

 

really? i still have the original bench seat its just torn though

 

I believe cruise control was more rare than a bench seat. I have seen WAY more bench seat mustangs than I have with cruise control. 1 and counting.

 

For the front or rear? cuz the front is the rare one