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With well over sixty thousand Mustangs produced in 1966 and over 80% of them being a coupe, it's hard to find one that stands out among the rest as special. The majority of the first generation Mustangs have had dozens of owners and been in a fender bender or two, but not this one. This is a two owner coupe that was purchased by a mechanic in 1978 and remains in his family until this day. The consigner states the car was restored years ago and still wears its original sheet metal. The brakes were upgraded from manual to power and air conditioning was added. In addition, the family believes the correct 'C' code 289/200hp engine still powers the pony today....

This particular model stands out with its striking red exterior, a color that captures the spirit and excitement of the era. The vibrant exterior is complemented by a unique white and green interior, offering a distinctive and stylish contrast that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, this Mustang is powered by a robust 289 cubic inch V8 engine, delivering the kind of performance that has made the Mustang a legend on the road. Paired with a 3-speed automatic transmission, this vehicle offers a driving experience that is both powerful and smooth, making it a joy to drive whether you're cruising down the highway or navigating city streets. Inside, the Mustang is equipped with a range of features designed to enhance your driving experience. The AM/FM radio and cassette tape player provide entertainment options that are superb for enjoying...

This 66 2+2 Fastback is decked out in Bittersweet Orange paint with white stripes and black vinyl interior. Under the hood lies a 302 CID V8 engine that's been bored. 040 over with 650 dual line Holley double pumper on a high rise intake, cam, headers, Shelby valve covers and air cleaner, hooked up to a C4 automatic transmission with shift kit going to 3. 55 gears in the rear end. This is one mean sounding Stang! It is loaded with front disc brakes, dash pad, AM/FM/Cassette radio, EMG flashers, custom floor mats, new gas tank and sending unit, American Racing dark center mags, vinyl trunk mat kit, spare tire, neutral safety switch and back up lights, hoses, new heater core, mahogany steering wheel, a fire...

This stunning drop top Is finished in beautiful red exterior with white power convertible top. This car has been styled to look like a GT Mustang with fog lamps, rocker stripes, alloy wheels, trumpet exhaust tips, and GT gas cap. The interior has the legendary Pony Interior with galloping Mustangs on the red vinyl seats. The dash is complete with five dial gauge cluster and the very rare 'Rally Pack' column mounted tachometer and clock. Powering this Stang is a 302 CID V8 backed by an automatic transmission. What is more American than a red convertible Mustang with a thumping V8? This car is ready for car shows,...

Ford took the US by storm when they released the Mustang in mid 1964. A fashionable look and a massive options list set the Mustang apart and began America's love affair with the pony car. In '66 the Mustang was available in 3 body styles, of which the convertible carried the heftiest price tag. At $2,652. 86 plus options, the original price of these cars sounds like a steal today. The buyer of this particular convertible was not bashful when filling out the options list. This car features the C-code 2 barrel 289 CDI V8 which is rated at 200 HP. Coupled to the optional Cruise-0-Matic automatic transmission, she has plenty of power and is easy to drive. Another great option is factory Air Conditioning which coupled with power top, power steering, and power...