1990 Ford Mustang LX 5.0 Limited Edition 7-UP Feature Car! 2,375 miles!

1990 Ford Mustang LX 5.0 7-UP

This 1990 Limited Edition 7-UP Mustang LX 5.0 convertible is an absolute time capsule. The car has traveled only 2,375 miles since new. The convertible top looks like it's never been down the seats and map pockets have seen little use. The 5.0 engine compartment is like brand new with all vin stickers in place. Parade boot still in its original package. This 7-UP Mustang is equipped with the 5-speed transmission making it 1 of only 1360. Original Window Sticker and other original paperwork add to cars provenance. It is a blast to drive as well as highly collectible.

These cars came in Emerald Green with a white top, white leather interior, and Sport Seats. On the exterior, the Emerald Green paint extends to the body side moldings and the dual remote outside mirrors. The Limited Edition also came with 16 spoke, cast aluminum GT wheels. (The only LX to receive GT wheels).

These cars have been commonly known as the 7-UP cars. The 7-UP Bottling Company was to give away thirty of these cars at the 1990 NCAA Final Four. In an audience participation contest, anyone sinking a basket from center court with one try, was to drive home in one of these cars. At the last minute, the contest was cancelled.

The 7-UP car is also thought to have been the 25th Anniversary car- although there is no evidence of this. All Emerald Green limited editions did come with the "25 Years" dash badge. This is because the cars were produced within the window of ( March '89- April '90) designated by Ford for all Mustangs to include the emblem on the passenger side dash.

A total of 4,103 of the 7-UP Mustangs were built - 1360 5-speeds, 2743 automatics and 261 were exported.

This Limited Edition 7-UP Mustang is one of the most desirable Fox Body cars ever built and one of most sought after Mustangs to come out of Dearborn in the last 40 years. There were 4993, 1993 SVT Cobras built just to put the rarity of this car in perspective.

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