@BMW5 I sent you a message 2 days and times that would work for me. I hope one of those times works for you, and I would welcome the opportunity to show you the car and earn your bid. Thanks and Happy bidding to all .
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There are Low Miles No Miles Fox Bodies…and then there are the ones people stop scrolling for instantly. This 1992 Ford Mustang LX Notchback falls into that category, showing just 39,500 miles and standing as an exceptionally preserved example of one of the most sought-after Fox Body combinations ever produced.
Vehicle Overview
Finished in the highly desirable Bimini Blue (K3) over a Titanium cloth interior, this Mustang LX notchback is powered by its original 5.0L V8 paired with a 5-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive. The odometer currently shows 39,500 miles, and the car remains largely original throughout.
What makes this example particularly special is its configuration. In addition to the desirable notchback body style and Bimini Blue color, this car is equipped with the uncommon Z-code 3.08 rear axle and the rare factory radio equalizer option. According to the seller, fewer than 400 similarly equipped cars were produced, with just 291 built for the 1992 model year.
The car remains mostly stock, with the only noted modifications being 17-inch chrome Pony wheels and ceramic window tint. The original factory wheels are included with the sale.
Story
This Mustang remained with its original owner in Michigan for nearly three decades before eventually passing into collector ownership, a major reason it survives today in such preserved condition.
Unlike many Fox Bodies that were modified heavily, raced, or simply worn out over time, this car appears to have avoided that cycle entirely. The current owner has added approximately 20 miles during ownership, continuing the trend of limited use and preservation.
The seller notes the car retains many of the details enthusiasts hope to find but rarely do, including the original window sticker, purchase documentation, paint meter readings, rare Ford cassette tapes purchased with the vehicle when new, and additional OEM Ford spare parts stored in the trunk.
It’s the kind of car that feels less like a restored Fox Body and more like an original survivor that simply made it through untouched.
Condition
As expected for a well-preserved Fox Body, the car presents exceptionally well throughout. The exterior retains its original paint with no reported history of bodywork, while the Titanium cloth interior remains highly original and clean.
The vehicle is reported to be completely rust-free and has no known mechanical issues. A recent March 2026 inspection included fluid checks, an oil change, and a full vehicle inspection.
The only noted cosmetic imperfection is a small touched-up rock chip on the hood.
Overall, this is an exceptionally documented and highly preserved Fox Body that checks nearly every box collectors look for today.
Highlights
- 39,500 miles shown
- 5.0L V8
- 5-speed manual transmission
- Rear-wheel drive
- LX notchback coupe
- Bimini Blue (K3) exterior
- Titanium cloth interior
- Rare Z-code 3.08 rear axle
- Rare factory radio equalizer option
- Mostly stock and highly original
- Original paint with no reported bodywork
- Rust-free example
- Original wheels included
- Original window sticker and extensive documentation included
Letter From The LMNM Team
This is exactly the kind of Fox Body people chase.
The moment you see the Bimini Blue on a notchback, it already stands out. Then you start looking at the details the 5-speed, the cloth interior, the rare options, the originality, and it just keeps getting better.
Fox Bodies have become one of the hottest platforms out there, but finding one that still feels this honest is getting incredibly difficult. Most were modified, raced, cut up, or simply worn out over time.
This one wasn’t.
It was preserved, documented, and clearly cared for its entire life. And when you combine all of that with a color and configuration this uncommon, you end up with something genuinely special.
This is one of those cars that Fox Body people immediately understand the second they see it.
What a finish! Congratulations to Eric Gaudi and Mike on winning this 39k-mile 1992 Mustang LX Notchback. I want to thank everyone who followed along, commented, asked questions, and placed bids throughout the auction. The amount of interest this car generated was incredible and really speaks to the appreciation for clean, original Fox Bodies. This Notchback has been a special car to me, and while it’s never easy to see one leave, I’m happy knowing it’s going to Eric and Mike, who clearly recognize what makes this car so special. Thank you again to the entire Low Miles No Miles community for making this such a great auction. Congratulations, gentlemen—enjoy her and take good care of her. Keep an eye out for my low mile 2003 White Cobra coming soon to LMNM auction!
Nice results on a fine machine! Congratulations to seller & this LMNM Auction format!
these cars are sleeping money . congrats to the winner ..
Wow quite the impressive result!
Getting close be interesting to see where and how much this goes for. Such a beautiful car.
i want this car bad , hope you boys are ready to go toe to toe today
Auction day is here! The comments, messages, and bidding activity have been incredible. A bidder even reached out this morning after discovering he misunderstood the bidding format and accidentally bid much higher than he intended—a testament to the excitement surrounding this car. If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, now is the time to make your move. Don’t wait and assume someone else will do the bidding for you. These auctions are often decided in the final moments. She’s patiently waiting for her next caretaker. By the end of today, one lucky bidder will be taking home a truly special Mustang. Good luck everyone!
The countdown is on—about one day left. She’s been patiently waiting in her garage suite, tucked away and cared for, hoping to meet her next owner. Hopefully one of you will be lucky enough to enjoy her company. See you at the finish line, bidders! 🏁🐎
@Harleygirl photos are uploaded!
@Harleygirl I originally uploaded those photos, so let me reach out to Low Miles No Miles and see what happened to them. I deleted some photos from my phone to free up storage while traveling, so I don’t currently have copies available. If they can’t locate the originals, I’ll retake the photos and have them uploaded by tomorrow afternoon. Thank you!
@afrob12345 @seller … update on pics of the 4 original factory wheels?
🔥 Just a reminder to everyone watching this auction — opportunities to buy a documented, 39k-mile, 5-speed Fox Body Notchback don’t come around often. This car comes with the window sticker, Marti Report, and is exactly the kind of low-mileage survivor that collectors and enthusiasts spend years searching for. With only a few days remaining, now is the time to do your homework and get your bids in. Don’t be the person watching the auction end wishing you had jumped in sooner. Good luck to all bidders!
To be fair to the seller, the message center took me a while to find prior to my auction listing going live. I had a couple inquiries that I didn’t know were there as the notification email inadvertently went to my spam folder. From my side as a current auction seller, there was nothing nefarious about missing a message, just trying to figure out the communications on a new platform.
@BMW5 Thank you for your interest in the car. I understand your frustration, and I apologize that we were unable to find a time that worked for both of us. As noted in our correspondence, I was Traveling for work during much of the pre-auction period and had limited connectivity. Despite that, I made efforts to coordinate viewings through family members and friends, and several interested parties have been able to see the car while I was away. With the amount of interest the car has received, coordinating schedules has involved multiple people and moving parts. Unfortunately, our availability never aligned, which is disappointing for both of us. That said, I certainly recognized you as a serious buyer, and my intention was never to avoid scheduling a viewing. The car remains exactly as represented in the photos, videos, and documentation provided in the listing. I have always welcomed in-person inspections and have done my best to accommodate requests as circumstances allowed. I appreciate your interest and wish our schedules had lined up better.
@afrob12345 Hi and thanks for finally reaching back out with times you are available for me to come see the car. Unfortunately, I am not available at those times due to work obligations. I started proposing days and times to see the car a week before the auction went live and you are just now responding with actual availability. As many times as I reached out to propose times for a viewing, I hope you didn’t think I was anything other than a “serious buyer. “