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This is one of the make and models that started an entire movement in the automotive industry! When Ford brought the epic Mustang to life, they single handedly started the Pony Car movement. This 1966 Ford Mustang for sale is a survivor, with the looks and pedigree you want from a classic car. Perhaps the most iconic classic car, the Ford Mustang was introduced late in 1964 as a response to the improving economy of the early 1960's, with consumers looking for smaller cars complete with performance and luxury. This one has that vintage look and everyday driveability that you'll enjoy every time you take her out for a cruise. The Emberglo exterior is in fantastic condition with just the right tough of clean White striping adding to the sleek look. The matching two tone original interior is also in very good condition and feels as good as it looks. Under the hood is the original 200 cubic inch 6 cylinder and 3-speed automatic transmission. Drop the automatic top and let the wind blow through your hair as you cruise around town in this gorgeous 1966 Ford Mustang. This 1966 Ford...

1968 J-Code Mustang. Excellent condition with factory A/C. 302 CI 4-bbl. Factory Rally Wheels. 99% Rust Free California Car with maintenance records dating back to...

This iconic muscle car is powered by its numbers matching 289 CID V8 and Cruise-O-Matic transmission. Looking inside this Mustang you'll see black and white vinyl interior. The bucket seats feel very nice as you sit in and place your hands upon the wheel. Options include: AC, power steering, seat belts, vinyl interior, and radial tires. Recently added and/or refurbished includes: battery, radiator, shroud, fan blade, most chrome and weather stripping, dash pad, carpet, fuel sending unit and fuel pump. This is a great car to enjoy while watching the value build. Being numbers matching it is sure to hold its value. Many of these Mustangs had rust issues just a few years after they were on the road. This one is nice and solid, ready for...

This is the one you get in and drive. The 71-73 Mustangs haven-t set off any trend-setting records yet, like their 1960-s predecessors; but that-s one thing that makes this one irresistible. This 1971 Mustang has only 5,000 miles since its rebuild, with attention to detail that shows. Metallic Mint shines as period correct, with the unmistakable Mach 1 Flat Black NACA-scooped hood with its dual scoops adorning the nose. The chrome shines like new, accenting the Mustang Magnum 500 rims with raised white letter tires. The Sport Roof has the same line as the Mach 1, giving this Mustang a unique appeal and go-fast stance. One can't help but notice the newer brakes, calipers and tires on this well-cared-for Mustang, as well. Its black vinyl interior looks fresh, with everything in its place, including air conditioning, tilt wheel, Mustang AM/FM cassette and automatic transmission. Although not numbers matching it looks very close to being a factory...

When the Ford Mustang was introduced it changed the landscape of American automotive history forever, creating a new classification of car, the Pony car.

Powering this 66' Pony car is a 289 CID V8, which is believed to the be the original engine. Sitting atop the Ford V8 engine are Holley aluminum valve covers and carburetor, and an Edelbrock aluminum intake and chrome air cleaner. The 3-speed automatic transmission (also believed to be original to the car) transfers the power to the pavement.

This Mustang is finished in the classic and sought-after Wimbledon White exterior over red interior. The color combination is accented perfectly by a red pinstripe running down each side just below the window height. The red vinyl interior in good condition, free from any rips, tears, or major wear. This Mustang also features a full console that really completes the look of these Mustang interiors. The odometer...