- Car Location: Massachusetts
- Factory A/C
- 42000 original miles reported
- Reported numbers matching motor and transmission
- Originally Wimbledon White w/ red interior
- Red interior is factory
- 289ci V8
- Automatic Transmission
- Disc brakes up front
- Last oil change just a few miles ago
- Original Wheels
- Floor mats are original
- "everything on the car is original from front to back" - seller
The Ford Motor Company had been around for quite a while, 117 years to be exact, and in that time, many successful cars have rolled off its factory floors. During the early 1960s, one of their longest-running marques was on the horizon, The ford Mustang. The Mustang has been around for 56 years and has always adapted to the ever-changing customer taste and choice. It has done everything from building iconic performance machines, which then played a big part in Hollywood blockbusters, to building an affordable performance car for the masses. The Mustang has done it all. Amongst the many examples available, it's become increasingly difficult to source a vintage Ford Mustang that hasn't been tampered with, that is until now. The car we have today is a 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe, which retains all its factory features, making this car a veritable Sixties time capsule; the owner even states that "everything on the car is original from front to back". Located in Massachusetts and with a reported 42,000 original miles, this is a piece of American automotive history now available for the taking.
Exterior and Interior
With Mustang enthusiasts and classic car collectors alike, originality is key. This 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe fits the bill perfectly. The car's exterior is finished off in its original Wimbledon White color, which is in excellent condition considering its age. The car rides on the original wheels, with the original spare sitting in the boot. To complement its clean white exterior, this car is equipped with a red interior that stays true to its original ethos. The carpets are the original items and perfectly color-coordinate with the red interior. Sitting behind the wheel, the first thing noticeable is the original wooden steering wheel which boasts a bit of sportiness. There’s an abundance of nickel all around the car, which is also in excellent condition. Sitting smack in the middle and perfectly blending with the car’s interior is the factory A/C system cooling its driver and passengers on a hot day.
Engine
American muscle and pony car classics are renowned for using V8 engines, which have also stood the test of time whilst also providing that iconic good old grunt when needed. Powering this mint 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe is a 289ci (4.7L) V8 engine. Power is sent to the rear wheels through an automatic transmission making this Mustang the ideal Sunday cruiser. The engine and transmission on the car are reported to be numbers matching, A quick peak underneath the car proves how well kept the vehicle and original this car is. The vehicle also comes with a fresh oil change, which was done just a few miles ago. Disc brakes ensure ample stopping power on your chilled cruises.
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