1972 Ford Mustang

Of the 125,093 1972 Mustangs produced, 6401 were convertibles. Of them, 531 came with the 351-4V Cobra Jet engines. 201 of those had 4-speed manual transmissions. 7 of those were painted Light Blue of which 1 had Black Knitted Vinyl Bucket Seats. 2F03Q200112 is that Mustang





When it comes to collecting and investing in cars, there are three things that matter: Quality, provenance and documentation. GR Auto Gallery is thrilled to present this high quality, fully documented, and uber rare, 1972 Ford Mustang 351 Cobra Jet Convertible to the World Stage. This car was ordered and sold new by Colonial Ford of Danbury Connecticut. According to the original Ford Dealer Shipper Invoice, it left Dearborn, MI on May 2, 1972, and according to the original Bill of Sale, the car was sold by Colonial Ford on May 19, 1972. The car was delivered with a long list of options and was dressed in Ford Light Blue exterior paint over Black interior with Black vinyl convertible top. Power comes from its 351 V8 Cobra Jet engine, 4 speed manual transmission and its Traction-Lok rear differential.





The car was ordered with over $1600 dollars in options and it required 2 window stickers, options include: Power convertible top with glass window, kitted vinyl seat trim, molded door trim panels, rocker and wheel lip moldings, 4 barrel carb, 4 speed manual transmission, Hurst shifter, Wide Oval white letter tires, power steering, tilt steering column, Rim Blow-deluxe steering wheel, power front disc brakes, factory air conditioning, AM radio with Stereosonic tape system, console, color keyed mirrors, tinted glass, power windows, competition suspension, instrument group etc.





Today, the car features a high quality, highly detailed, older restoration that was masterfully executed in the early 2000s. Since, the car has been enthusiast owned, cared for and presents excellent in all areas. Mechanically, this Cobra Jet is one of the best performing cars that has graced the floor of the GR Auto Gallery. It is fully sorted and tuned, the engine pulls strong in every gear, it shifts smoothly, brakes straight and the factory air conditioning blows cold. The power windows and power top function properly. It hands down drives outstanding.





This 351 Cobra Jet is fully documented to include: the original Dealer Shipper, both original Window stickers, original build sheet, original sales order, original warranty card, original manuals, original Auto Owners Colonial Ford Maintenance Folio , original keys, original stickers and tags, original dealer prep receipts, copy of the original title, owner history, service receipts dating back to 1972, restoration and refurbishment receipts and more. All have been carefully cataloged in 2 binders covering the history of the car. Oh, and it is also documented with a Marti Report noting that it is a true one of one build once all configurations and options are calculated.





Added provenance includes the car was featured in the book Cobra Jet The History of Fords Greatest High-Performance Muscle Cars by Rob Kinnan and Diego Rosenberg. This Cobra Jet was also displayed at the San Diego.





If you are a Mustang enthusiast, car collector, auto investor or even someone who always wanted one, this 1972 Cobra Jet is the one to seriously consider. A high quality factory one of one build commands serious consideration. Outstanding example.