I was 17 years old when I was first saw the ad below. I was already a Shelby and Mustang fan, so I was excited to see the GT350 side stripe on a Mustang again. Sure, it had nothing to do with Shelby and yes, it was just a trim package but, regardless, I was an instant fan. Our AutoHunter Spotlight is a nicely preserved example of one of these cars, a 1984 Ford Mustang GT350 20th Anniversary Edition. It is listed by a dealer in Gladstone, Oregon, with the auction ending on January 19, 2026, at 11:30 a.m. (MST).
Only 5,260 GT350 20th Anniversary Package Mustangs hatchbacks and convertibles were built. It was based on a basic 1984 Mustang, with the entire package added to the car in only 35 days. All cars were painted Oxford White with dark red GT350 side stripes and dark red body side moldings. In addition, the exterior featured a rear spoiler and Marchal fog lamps.
The GT350 edition had a Dark Canyon Red interior and a center console with a clock.
Under the hood you got a choice of two 5-liter V8s, one fuel-injected and one not, or the 2.3-liter turbo engine. The suspension was also modified on all cars and included the TRX Handling Package, four-link rear axle, and gas shocks.
The seller states that this Mustang is powered by the most desirable engine option that was available, the H.O. 5.0-liter V8, and it is backed by a five-speed BorgWarner T5 manual transmission. It is offered by the selling dealer with documentation, clean AutoCheck report, and clear title.
The seller adds that this Mustang underwent an exterior and trim restoration that was accurately done using the correct materials. This car truly looks to be an excellent example.
The interior is said to be all original and also looks to be in excellent shape. Everything appears to be in literal show condition, with no flaws that I could see anywhere.
Under the hood is just as nice, with the engine compartment looking both clean and unmodified. The 175-horsepower 5-liter V8 looks excellent, and the car is fueled by its original four-barrel carburetor.
These Fox Body Mustangs have really taken off in the last few years, with younger collectors buying every nice example out there. This one, while lacking the performance of the later cars, is also rarer and was built to celebrate the milestone of 20 years of the Ford Mustang, which still seems really cool to me.
if you are also as interested in this car as I was in 1984, you should bid soon as the auction for this 1984 Ford Mustang GT350 20th Anniversary Edition ends on Monday, January 19, 2026, at 11:30 a.m. (MST).
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