As the very vehicle that created the pony car segment, the first-generation Mustang is one of the most iconic Fords ever created, in fact, it's one of the most iconic cars in existence. Assistant General Manager at General Motors Lee Iaccoca and Head Engineer Donald N. Frey was called upon to create a small car that would still be able to seat four people, sell for under $2500, and be quick, and the vehicle they produced was the sleek and sporty Mustang that would go on to become a legend. This example you are currently reading about is a restomod that sits in Florida with just 8,000 miles on its new 5.0L Coyote engine.

Exterior and Interior

There aren't many cars out there that scream "badass" quite as much as a black Mustang, and that's exactly what this car is. Swathed in a gloss black paint job, the car looks like it just rolled out of the showroom. The chrome accents around the exterior of the vehicle look to be in exceptional condition as well. couple that with a set of deep-dish gloss black American Racing rims that are attached to a front coil-over suspension, and you've got yourself a poster car. Initially a coupe, it now sports the iconic fastback styling that is so desired by many. The cabin of this 1966 Ford Mustang mimics its exterior, in the sense that it's purely black, has chrome trim, and is in sublime condition. The interior has a vintage A/C to keep you cool, with a three-spoke leather, Dakota digital dash, steering while, and light carbon-fiber trim on the dash. There's also a set of Recaro bucket seats upfront to hold you in place when things get gnarly.

Engine

Original first-generation ‘Stangs came with a range of six and eight cylinder carbureted petrol engines, but this 1966 Ford Mustang packs something rather more modern, in the shape of a 5.0L (305ci) Coyote V8 from contemporary Mustangs, that’s paired with a six-speed automatic, making it an absolute treat to drive. Four-wheel disc brakes ensure true stopping, and a rack-and-pinion steering ensures easier maneuvering.