1969 mustang GT 2 + 2?

[Nightowl 10]

Did Ford ever make this type of Mustang? I had a 1965 2 + 2, but I didn't know they made one in 1969. I also would like to know if they made a 1969 mustang GT, and if that is what was the Shelby? I have seen pics of a 69 Shelby, and the front and rear look alot different. Thanks

[Flanders 46]

They did indeed make a '69 GT. My only expertise is in the fastback version, as that's what I have :) Is that what's considered a 2+2?

 

The '69 GT fastback looks just like a '69 Mach1, except for some paint/stripe details. The '69 Shelby looks a bit different -- as I'm sure you've googled, the front, rear and hood are different.

[RogerC 136]

All production mustangs were technically 2+2s with the possible exception of some 65 Shelby's which I think had a rear seat delete option and a fglass deck/spare tire shelf in its place. 65 2+2 was an upgrade sales package in which included certain options I can't recall. 69 is the last year for the GT till ford brought it back in 82. And of course the 69 Shelbys are a separate model intentionally different from other mustang models.

[Mike65 476]

I thought the GT option could be had on any body style?. I have seen 65-68 GT's on all body styles, in fact I had a 68 GT Coupe a while back.

[Big Secz 26]

2+2 pertains to the seating setup in Mustangs. Two in the front plus two in the back. Given the back seat design where the drive shaft tunnel cuts through the rear seat you could only seat two people in the back.

[RogerC 136]

I thought the GT option could be had on any body style?. I have seen 65-68 GT's on all body styles, in fact I had a 68 GT Coupe a while back.

 

Yes, the GT option was available and produced in all 3 body styles.

[RPM 1,190]

I've always been under the impression that the 2+2's we the 65/66 with the fold down tear seat.

 

Bob

[harlan69mach 21]

I believe 2+2 was Fords designation for the fastback body style 65-68. In 69 they changed it to sportsroof and droped the 2+2

[Big Secz 26]

The term was dropped after '66. '67-'68 were just referred to as fastbacks. Not all fastbacks in '65-'66 were 2+2 because some had the front bench seat option. So if you saw a 2+2 from '65-'66, it meant that it was a fastback with front bucket seats.

[harlan69mach 21]

The term was dropped after '66. '67-'68 were just referred to as fastbacks. Not all fastbacks in '65-'66 were 2+2 because some had the front bench seat option. So if you saw a 2+2 from '65-'66, it meant that it was a fastback with front bucket seats.

 

Agree, I forgot about the front bench seat option.

[Nightowl 10]

I actually had the 2 + 2 emblem on my 65, and thought that the 66 also had it, but never seen it again after the 66 model. If its all in the name and no badge, do they even list it as a 2 + 2 after 66? There is a car on ebay for sale that is a 69 GT, but looking at other cars, the steering wheel is a 2 spoke vs the 3 spoke that came on the Mach 1's. My Nephew was interested in it, and asked me about it, but I am not an expert when it comes to a GT. The badge is on the fender, and the wheels say GT, but something just tells me to stay away. I told him if he was really interested in it, to get a Marti report of the vin number. I hope I told him right. I guess when they want you to get an inspector to look at it, it raised a red flag for me, just the way the description was wrote, that if you didn't get one, you take what you get. It is a barn find, and is from Oklahoma. The title does say MGT on it, but like i said, I am not that well versed with what the GT options would of been that year. I do have a parts break down, and it said the GT option was 146.00, so I really don't know what those options could be. I figured you guys probably knew what they would be.

 

Richard

[mustangmaniac2 10]

Is this the 69 GT

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Mustang-GT-1969-Mustang-GT-2-2-not-a-Mach-1-/200871857288?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2ec4e54c88

[70Mach03 12]

Is this the 69 GT

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Mustang-GT-1969-Mustang-GT-2-2-not-a-Mach-1-/200871857288?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2ec4e54c88

 

 

It might be but the fender emblem is from a '68 GT. 1969 GT's had stripes but no emblem like that. Most 1969 GT's were build early in the production year as the Mach 1 was introduced in 1969 and basically replaced the Mustang GT model line.

[Mike65 476]

It might be but the fender emblem is from a '68 GT. 1969 GT's had stripes but no emblem like that. Most 1969 GT's were build early in the production year as the Mach 1 was introduced in 1969 and basically replaced the Mustang GT model line.

 

+1 those are definately NOT 69 GT emblems they sre from a 68 GT.

[Nightowl 10]

Yes, that is the one.

[Big Secz 26]

Car is definitely over priced in my opinion. A buddy of mine buys/sells/restores Mustangs and has a '69 CJ Mach 1 car in similar shape with much better condition original floor pans in it and he's asking just over $15,500 for it and a CJ car is much more valuable.

[turboclevor 10]

the 2+2 option was the deluxe leather interior available only in fastbacks and meant they had bucket seats and a fold down rear seat hence 2 front seats and a rear seat that serves 2 purposes

[Nightowl 10]

My 65 did not have leather seats, but did have the fold down back seat. My sister's also had the fold down rear seat, but no leather. Her's was also a 65. Both had the 2 + 2 badge on the front fenders.

[Big Secz 26]

The 2+2 option consisted of front bucket seats, rear fold down seat that sat two people, and the 2+2 emblems on the fenders in place of the standard "Mustang" emblem. That's it....Deluxe interior was a separate package option.

[Nightowl 10]

Thank you very much. My Nephew passed on the car. Too many inconsistencies. :)