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Restored 1967 Ford Mustang convertible interior with automatic transmission and center console.
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2004 Crimson Red Mustang GT Convertible
40th Anniversary
Detroit, Michigan
West Grand Blvd. Tracks toward downtown. Detroit rocks. 2004 Mustang, built just outside of Detroit at the Rouge Plant.
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This is my mini one convertible, finished like a cooper with lots of chrome bits, engine mods include an induction kit, stainless exhaust and superchip so it’s putting out 130bhp
This is a 1981 Global Coach/Innsbrook Manufacturing Chrysler Cordoba. They made about 200 between the Cordoba, Mirada and Imperial. And obviously, this is a real convertible. And I'm willing to bet it's one of the nicest ones left.
Not a Minor Million but the lilac paint shade looks the same. Engine sounded standard but the wheels and seats clearly are not.
Still removing parts, cleaning and replacing. Here the stainless strips on the side of the car have all been removed. A great place for muck and dirt to hide, yet the muck here was a very dry dirt/dust - so no nasty surprises. Good job because a lot of the paint had come off leaving no protection from the elements either.
This is a 1981 Global Coach/Innsbrook Manufacturing Chrysler Cordoba. They made about 200 between the Cordoba, Mirada and Imperial. And obviously, this is a real convertible. And I'm willing to bet it's one of the nicest ones left.
ANRKY Wheels
AN33
22x9.5
22x11
2 tone center: Ice brushed Bronze Face, tumble ice bronze windows
Mirror Polished Bronze Outer
Gloss Black Inner
Hidden ARP Hardware
Convertible Car by TTI 'Teddy Toy' of Stoke-on-Trent. This one has solid metal wheels with stub axles attached. See the albums this one is in for other TTI items.
Given the style of toolmaking, paint, text reading 'Made in England', geographic proximity and similarity of wheels of this type, I suspect the TTI cars and locomotive may possibly have been made by Toy Products of Walsall.
I also have this in green and blue, the other two have plastic wheels on full-width axles.