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Step into the past with this 1966 Ford Thunderbird, a classic beauty that exudes vintage charm and timeless elegance. The car's exterior is a captivating Amber Glow, a color that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The interior is a rich bronze, a nice complement to the exterior, creating a harmonious blend of colors that is both visually appealing and nostalgically charming. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 390 V8 engine, offering a smooth and robust driving experience. The 3-speed automatic transmission ensures easy handling and a comfortable ride, making every journey a pleasure. This 1966 Ford Thunderbird is not just about looks and performance; it also comes with a range of features for your convenience and safety. Enjoy the classic AM radio, a nod to the past that adds to the car's vintage appeal. The power brakes, power steering, and power windows enhance your driving experience, offering ease and convenience at your fingertips. Safety is paramount, and this classic car comes equipped with seatbelts for your protection. The radial tires provide smooth grip and stability on the road, ensuring a safe and secure ride. The car's interior is adorned with durable vinyl, offering both comfort and longevity....

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Considered Lee Iacocca's dream car for the masses. Not since the Model-T has Ford seen such a successful model, selling over one million cars within two years. The first Mustang came off the assembly line in late 1964 and is still manufactured today. Officially the first Mustangs were titled as 1965 models. To date, well over 10 million Ford Mustangs have been sold. At an initial selling point of $2,368 became affordable to almost anyone who wanted to buy a car. The Mustang became known as an affordable sport coupe with room for four.

Our 1966 Ford is an eye appealing example of the Mustang legacy. The matching spoked white road wheels give this Mustang a masculine appearance. Under the hood is a highly detailed 289 C code V-8 attached to a C4 automatic transmission with a nine-inch rear differential. Recent work includes exhaust, seat upholstery, wiring harness under the hood, a rebuilt carburetor, convertible top boots, water pump, wheel cylinders and brake shoes, master cylinder,...

This '66 Ford should turn some heads as it cruses by with its Emberglo paint theme and white painted hardtop. Besides the unique color, the double stacked headlights, chrome bumpers, 390 badging, and chrome hubcaps with white wall radial tires all accomplish this cars curb appeal. The interior flows well with the paint theme and features vinyl Emberglo colored interior with an AM radio, cassette, seat belts, and dash clock. Notable features on this car are the power steering, and rear deck speakers with amp and aux input. Powering this big block car is claimed to be the numbers matching 390 CID V8 that is mated to a 3-speed cruise o matic automatic transmission. The owner believes that that miles on the odometer of 73k are since new on this 2-door hardtop. The owner also claims to have the original sales slip and original title. If...

The introduction of the Mustang was one of the most influential periods for the automotive industry. Ford had no intention of the Mustang becoming so popular and even today the Mustang remains one of Ford's most tried and true reputations. Officially debuting at the Worlds Fair on April 11th, 1964 the Mustang took the world by storm. Some small changes were added in 1966 to distinguish the 64 1/2 - 65 year from 66's, including a new grill design, side ornaments behind the doors, wheel covers, and gas cap. The grill of the 64-65 featured a honeycomb design with four metal bars extending out in all four directions from the pony emblem. 66' did away with these bars, while also introducing a slotted grill design. The side ornaments were redesigned to signify an 'E' shape on the quarter panels behind the doors. Sun visors and round gauge clusters became standard on the Mustang as the previous version featured instrument clusters from Ford's other model, the Falcon. One of the most notable features was the introduction of Ford's Automatic transmission, the C4 'Cruise-O-Matic' replacing the 3 on the tree. This 1966, originally sporting a 289, has been updated with a sporty 302...