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1983 Ford Mustang Overview

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Trims

GL
GL Hatchback
GLX
GLX Convertible
2 national listings
Avg. Price: $2,598
GLX Hatchback
GT
GT Convertible
1 national listings
Avg. Price: $2,495
GT Turbo
L
LX
LX Convertible

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4.35 stars

Based on 18 reviews

All Around Excellent Car Easy To Drive Even Easier To Look At by Jason
 — in 1983 ford released the 5.0 for the first time since the mid 70s they came stock in the mustang gt. at 180 horse it could have had more to offer but to the weight ratio of the car its a good balance... Read More
Fun V-8 Car To Drive by meanoldmoe
 — This is my 2nd FOX chassis car and is the same year as my first mustang. Both are 5.0L with 4 bbl carbs. Power top works fine, but does have a bigger blind spot behind the rear 1/4 glass than a regu... Read More
"not A Bad Little Car" by scareme2
 — I have a 1983 forrd mustang which has a v-6 engine and automatic transmission.. It is a rear wheel drive with 14 inch tires. The carberation and exhaust is all origional, It has relativley low miles a... Read More

1983 Ford Mustang Overview

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Based on 18 reviews

1983 Ford Mustang

1982 - power. 1983 - the convertible. 1984 - the world??? The early eighties were truly the start of the Mustang's rise back out of the muck and into the forefront of the muscle car community. The 1983 Ford Mustang was available as a convertible, a trim which had been absent from the line-up for much too long.

The engines were also once again improved, with the 3.3-liter upped to a 3.8-liter V6. Perhaps the biggest change was the switch from a two-barrel carburetor to a new four-barrel version, boosting horsepower to 175.

Like the old ads used to say, "The Boss is back."

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Ford Mustang Questions

mustangbetty
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Is There A Trick To Putting Down The Convertible Top.

I can't get my top to go all the way down.I noticed it has a big zipper .So I was wondering if you have to unzip it to lower the back window first.

351 views with 3 answers (last answer 10 months ago)
buffbob44
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My Engine Is Blown

what is the best and cheapest way to either have fixed or what can i replace the engine with? it's very hard to find a 1983 3.8 engine.

69 views with 3 answers (last answer 10 months ago)
garyhthomas
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I Have A 1983 Mustang Convt. And It Has Drum Brakes. Was Tha Standard Or H...

54 views with 8 answers (last answer about a year ago)
adiom
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Older 302 To A Roller 302 Will The Distibuter Work In The New Motor? Any Id...

i have a 83 gt and am putting an 89 roller motor stroked to 347 just wondering what i need to buy in advance to make the swap easy.

62 views with 2 answers (last answer about a year ago)
MCDONALD
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I Am Having A Hard Time Keeping The Car Running, New Altenator And The Bat...

NEW ALTENATOR AND CANADIAN TIRE TESTED MY BATTERY AND SAID IT WAS OKAY, SO WAT COULD IT BE?

39 views with 1 answer (last answer about a year ago)