Ford Mustang (Zagato) chassis no. 7T02A201813, engine no. 289 V8

Ford Mustang chassis #7T02A201813 rolled off the assembly line at the New Jersey factory on February 21, 1967, before being shipped to Italy. In spring the car arrived at Zagato. Registered for the first time in June, it was completed in autumn.

The changes mainly concern the exterior where the color changes from white to green, square Carello headlights are adopted and a fake air intake on the bonnet. Inside, the seats receive white imitation leather trim. The Mustang was collected by the first owner who covered 46,000 km until January 1983, when it was closed in a shed. In 1995 it was bought by the current owner's father and restored, maintaining the modifications even though no one had information about the car. In 2018, a photo of the Mustang in front of the factory was found in the Zagato archive, irrefutable proof of the authenticity of the car. In 2019 the car was repainted in the green as it was when delivered to the customer, and was certified by Zagato. It has Zagato, ASI and FIVA certification. Car in perfect mechanical, bodywork and interior condition.