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-California made it happen- was the saying back in 1968, nearly 50 years ago, when dealerships in California were selling the most amounts of Mustangs in the country. Dealerships in California were then able to sell their own version of the Mustang which became the -California Special-. When the year 2007 rolled around, Ford decided to re-launch the Mustang GT/CS back into the market which featured a few distinct differences separating them from the ordinary GT including, custom two-tone interior, lower front fascia, and other small touches throughout. This 2007 Mustang GT/CS is one of the limited numbers and only has 8,600 miles on it! This car has been well maintained and garage kept its whole life. Helping this Mustang burn up the curvy roads, a complete Ford Racing suspension kit has been outfitted lowering the car a bit and stiffening it up with larger sway bars. Sitting in the driver-s seat you will notice a mix between the old and new styles with...

With -65 being the first official year of the Mustang, some early build cars were called -64. 5- cars, and had unique options. One of those unique options is the 260 CID V8 engine perfectly set under the long, sporty hood. Backing that with a 4-speed manual transmission makes for a great driving experience anywhere you go. The tail pipes spit a beautiful tune and give off a wonderful -pop-pop-pop- while decelerating to a stop.

The black and white interior is emBossed with a herd of Mustangs parading across the seats. Roll the windows down, drop the top, grab some friends, and create your own stampede through your local downtown. The Magnum 500 wheels give off the perfect, classy look and the black paint reflects like a mirror on the sun. If the...

Backing this Ford V8 is a smooth shifting 3speed automatic transmission was built to handle the power that this Mustang is tossing to the ground. While you are cruising around in your classic Mustang you can expect bystanders to snap their neck to get a glance at you, or you can go low and slow just to slide into the perfect spot at the car show. This 1966 Ford Mustang for sale is glazed in a deep gloss red exterior that accents all the contours of this beautiful car. This color makes for a perfect paring with the black vinyl interior. Driving this road Machine, you can enjoy the comforts of a late model car in a classic, like air conditioning, power brakes and a sweet sound system to play the music that can take you to the yesteryear. This is a car that you do not want to let slip through your fingers and now is your chance. Options...

This Wimbledon White pony car has been restored, but not over-restored with options and features it didn't have when new in the mid-'60's except for the Magnum 500 wheels, radial tires, and AM-FM-Cassette, this fun little car features the numbers-matching 289-2V engine (according to the owner), a three speed manual transmission, seats belts in an all-vinyl standard blue interior, and the best feature of all - air conditioning! This car was the recipient of a full and thorough restoration and the car runs, drives, and stops well. This first-gen Mustang is the one that started the pony car craze, and more than half a century later, they're as...

This straight-six jewel is just about as close are you find these days to the original production.

The interior and exterior are in great condition. There is no deteriorating rust anywhere on the vehicle, and the body is great shape; lacking any noticeable scratches, dents, or dings. The yellow watermelon satin finish on the exterior doesn't need any work done to it. It shines as good as a recently done paint job. The powered convertible top closes nice and tight and does not have any discoloration or damage. The interior is also in wonderful condition, with barely any hint of wear on the seats; the front dash also doesn't have any tears or fading; the carpeting is clean and glued tight to the flood.

The powerplant for this 1966 Ford...