Produced from 1979 to 1986, four-eyed Mustangs got their nickname because they were the only cars with four headlamps. Before then, the Mustang and Mustang II had dual headlamps with optional driving lights. Later, they got euro-styled flush headlamps. Like the kid who wore glasses in school, these Mustangs don't get the same attention as other models, which is why it's cool to see this one get some love.
This four-eye Mustang is a clean, running six-cylinder time capsule. Covered in dust, it's sort of a barn find that needs a thorough cleaning. Judging from the front fascia and third brake light, the car is a 1986 Mustang with a 3.8-liter Ford Essex V6 engine. Stock, this engine only produced 120 horsepower, but it's still not one of the worst muscle cars of the 1980s.
