1967-1968 Ford Mustang Trivia Quiz

False.  The 289 engine appeared through part of 1968 until it was replaced by the F-code 302-2V and J-Code 302-4V.  The venerable 289K, however ended in 1967.

While the 1968 GT500 used a modified version of Ford's 428 Police Interceptor engine, the chassis was based on the Mustang 390 GT, thus they used the 'S' engine VIN code.  A typical 1968 GT500 VIN code would be 8T02SXXXXXX-XXXXX.

All three are correct: The 1967 Mustang did not feature side marker lights, it did feature side vents and while the rear window glass is interchangeable with the 1968, the 1967 Fastback's window glass featured a unique line down the center.

1967 would mark the last year for the pony interior, which was replaced by the Deluxe equipment group for 1968.  Also gone for 1967 were the brushed stainless dash trim, which was replaced by the 1968's woodgrain.  Three point seat belts were also introduced in 1968.

False. The 1967 Mustang was available in two different shades of pink: Playboy Pink and Dusk Rose.

The 1968 Bullitt Mustang was powered by Ford's S-Code 390 GT.

All 1968 Shelby GT350s used Ford's new 302-4V (J-Code).

True.  The 1967 Mustang 'GT' mark was only used on manual transmission vehicles while the Mustang 'GTA' was used on automatic transmission vehicles.

True.  Even though the California Special included the 'GT' mark on its side stripe, the GT package wasn't standard equipment and had to be ordered as an additional factory option.

The 1967 Shelby GT500's engine was based on the Ford Galaxie's 428 Police Interceptor.