This 1969 Mustang convertible spent 20 years sitting in a field.      It was repainted sometime during the 80's in the original lime gold metallic paint. Once pulled from the field, t  he paint and interior were not touched other than a thorough buffing and cleaning. (LOTS of mouse nests!)  The drivetrain is numbers matching, although the original motor has been punched out to make 340 hp to the wheels. It is 1 of 245 convertibles ever made in 1969 because it has a four speed manual from the factory. The other 10,000 or so 1969 convertibles produced either came with a 3 speed manual or automatic, making this one very rare.  When I found the car, the current owners had just bought it along with 50 other classic cars, mainly Porsche's and Mercedes. They were going to be exported; the Mustang was supposed to go to a gentleman in the Netherlands. I made a deal with the owners and bought it on the spot.   Having sat in a field, there was virtually no floor. I ended up replacing the entire floor, torque boxes, inner rocker, toe boards, a few sections of frame rail, and a piece of floor support. Needless to say I became an accomplished welder after purchasing this car.  I daily drive this car with over 20,000 miles in just the last year and half. The suspension, brakes and steering have all been upgraded, making it a blast to drive through winding roads.