For Sale: 1996 Ford Mustang Convertible Custom (Weird, Retro-Looking One-Off)
How much would you pay to be different? One custom car builder thinks $34,000 is the right asking price for his creation, a retro-looking two door convertible based on a fourth generation, 1996 Ford Mustang.
According to the eBay ad, this is named the “Sabre SixTen” and is an one-off, which is good if you want something exclusive. On the other hand, well, let’s just say that it won’t win any beauty contests. At least a lot of work went into it, so we’ll give its creator that.
The design of the fenders is meant to resemble that of cars from the 1930s, but there’s a modern touch in that there are no door handles, as the doors open via remote control.
Other features include the retractable number plate, which slides underneath the car at the push of a button, an electric folding top, body-color fiberglass tonneau cover for the backseat, leather seats and standard air conditioning, cruise control and bluetooth stereo. The ad specifies that this is indeed a street legal car.
