1976 Ford Mustang II Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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1976 Ford Mustang Cobra II picture. Blown/stroked, 507 hp, original owner, Dart 4 bolt main, forged rotating assy, Weiand 177 blower, FTI level 3.5 c-4 trans brake, manual rev. valve body, with custom FTI 3500stall, Hurst qtr stick, 8" posi with 3:55 gears

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cant wait to drive it! thumbnail
yea thats painted with a roller! thumbnail
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my dads pride and joy :P thumbnail
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What owners say

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This car has been my dream car for as long as I can remember, and now I have realized my dream. It has been everything I ever hoped for, and more. It is in mint condition, taking into consideration how old it is. It performs like it was made yesterday, and I don't think I can even describe in words exactly how fun it is to drive. Only downfall would be the poor gas milage, as expected from an engine capable of pulling a solid steel frame from 0-60 mph in 6 seconds.

October 31, 2008

Alright, first thing you need to know about my old mustang II is that it wasnt in that great of condition. I payed $850 for it. The engine wasnt that of a typical mustang, it was a 2.3L 4 cylinder that only pumped out around 92 horses. The options were pretty basic in the car, it didnt have AC, power windows or anything. It wasnt fast at all, but i do have to admit it was kinda fun to drive. Nothin big in the performance area at all, but it had character, and it was fun to see the looks i got from people when i drove it around town.

February 20, 2008