The exterior of the 1990 Mustang saw the removal of the belt line
tape stripe and the introduction of a few new colors: titanium silver,
a new strawberry red, and two new blue tones.
The 1990 Mustang also represented the 25th year of
production for the Mustang lineup. As such all 1990 Mustangs and
some 1989 Mustangs received
a special 25th anniversary badge on passenger side of the dash.
During the 1990 Mustang model year there was one very unique model
called the "7 Up" model. Supposedly, The 7-UP Copmany
was going to give away several of these cars at the NCAA basketball
finals as a contest. However, at the last minute, the contest was
canceled.
The 1990 Limited Edition Convertible featured deep Emerald Green
Metallic Paint (code PA), color matched side moldings, fascia, and
mirrors, white leather interior, white convertible top, and 15 inch
GT turbine styled aluminum wheels. The cars began as V8 LX coupes
and were shipeed to Cars & Concepts of Brighton, MI for modification
into converitbles. The plan was to build 5,000 but only 4,103 were
built. The breakdown of the production numbers is as follows:
~Total production: 4,103
~ 5-Speeds: 1,360
~ Automatics: 2,743
~ Vehicles exported: 261
