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If you’re a true muscle‑car enthusiast, the **Ford Mustang 1968** pulls at your automotive DNA, a symbol of power, style, and an era that still captivates collectors. Whether you’re browsing a local dealer’s lot or an online marketplace, you’ll often encounter queries about **Ford Mustang [Pre‑1994] price** and “what is a 1968 Ford Mustang [Pre‑1994] worth.” In this guide we’ll answer those questions in depth, giving you the essential data and insight you need to determine a fair offer or to understand the overall market value of any pre‑1994 Mustang you’re considering. --- ### Core Specifications of a Pre‑1994 Ford Mustang

1. Engine: Most Pre‑1994 Mustangs were powered by either the 2.3‑L inline‑4, the 3.0‑L V8 (the “Boss 302”), or the larger 5.0‑L V8s (such as the 5.0‑L “Code 4”). Horsepower ranged from 90 hp in front‑wheel‑drive (FWD) “bases” to 350 hp or more in the high‑performance variants.
2. Transmission: Manual transmissions were dominant (3‑ and 4‑speed close‑ratio options); automatic gearboxes were available, especially in the sedan and coupe bodies.
3. Fuel Type: Regular unleaded gasoline; higher‑octane fuel recommended for V8 builds.
4. Dimensions:
   • Length: 177‑210 in (varies by model year, wheelbase variation, and trim)
   • Wheelbase: 101‑107 in
   • Width: 70‑74 in
   • Height: 48‑52 in
5. Weight: Gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) typically between 3,500 lb and 4,300 lb depending on options and layout.
6. Capacity: Two‑seat or four‑seat (sleeper) layout; average cargo capacity around 8–15 cu ft behind the rear seats.
7. Brake System: Front disc brakes with optional rear drum or all‑disc; some higher‑output models had front ABS‑style clutch brakes.
8. Suspension: Front MacPherson strut, rear solid axle with leaf or coil‑spring, varying suspension tuning by powertrain and wheelbase.

--- ### Depreciation Insights for a Pre‑1994 Mustang The **Ford Mustang [Pre‑1994] depreciation** curve differs dramatically from that of a new vehicle, as this era's cars often appreciate once they outlive the typical 10‑year depreciation period, and then enter a collector market. *In the first year after purchase, a typical Pre‑1994 Mustang will lose between 15‑20 % of its value*, because buyers are

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