92 gt summer edition?

Quick281

Quick281

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#21
#21
Limited Edition Convertibles were released in 1992 and 1993 to help drive traffic to the Ford showrooms. These were available with options that were unique to these convertibles. They were know as "Feature" cars and/or "Summer Edition" cars
 
javaking

javaking

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#28
#28
:welcomenym: It is always nice to see another fox!!!! As for it being a GT summer edition......I have never heard of one,only in LX trim as everyone else has shown.
 
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glopez4433

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#30
#30
yea but the lx has black rug ad black trim this is all red and the sticker says GT and so does they original window sticker for when the guy bought the car
 
ponyboy289

ponyboy289

Classic Mustang Guru
#32
#32
Hello, And welcome to the site.Your car is beautiful.That being said Ford never officially built a Summer time edition in G.T. Form,That I know if? I remember the Feature cars quite well and was very active in the late model/Ford scene when those cars were new.I've seen your color scheme interior before. Since you have the original window sticker,You're holding a nice piece of info,I'm not naming any names,but in the 80's and 90's there were alot of "Special editions" Done by individual dealers throughout the tristate area.So I would then possibly contact the dealer and see what they say.You'd be surprised,they may still have the original data on the car.You bought the car from the original owner,Did he order the car?Did he buy it off the lot,etc.?
 
dsblk93gt

dsblk93gt

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#35
#35
http://www.westmichiganmustangclub.com/retrospective.htm
In 1992 ½ a special edition LX Convertible Mustang was developed by the Mustang Business Planning group at Ford. A total of 2196 of these “traffic builder specials” were ordered by dealers to enhance their showrooms during this promotion. They were all powered with the 5.0L V8 and were available with either the 5-speed manual or AOD transmissions. The $850 special cosmetic package included Performance Red paint (exclusive to this limited edition Pony in 1992), a monochromatic scheme to the side moldings, window header, side mirrors, and top of the door trim. The Pony’s wheels are the stock 5-spoke, running pony wheels – but were painted with a special White (Opal Pearlescent) paint done by Superior Wheel in Kansas. On the rear deck, a special spoiler was mounted in place of the usual luggage rack, which is found on other LX convertibles. The interior wasn’t forgotten - the seats were covered with White leather upholstery and trimmed with Black piping to really set it off. The convertible top also was given a special black interior headliner – not available on other convertibles until 1993 models, when it became standard.
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