Having undergone a refresh in the early 2000's and refreshed again in 2010, there’s no doubt that this 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe is one of the finest classic Mustangs you can lay your eyes on. As a bonus, it retains mostly original components having been owned throughout by one owner. These first-generation pony mustangs are reportedly incredibly fun to drive, getting more popular and subsequently harder to find in decent shape. With this one-owner Mustang for sale by its original owner, it's safe to say that its a well-cared for car with heritage. Coming from California, this car has 159337 miles on its clock and includes some of its original documents. This car is ideal for those who love driving these vintage pony cars.
The long hood and short deck mustang styling of the first generation proved widely popular and inspired a host of competition. The white finish of this 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe's exterior gives out a timeless ambience while Mustang emblems around the car unify the look. Air intakes on the sides help cool the rear brakes. The blue-themed interior of this 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe bears interior bucket seats that are re-upholstered in the factory color. A new color-matching dashboard has been installed 5 years ago and it feature an aftermarket radio system. the cabin also possesses a functional cassette stereo system, lap seat belts and a heater/defroster.
The true star of the show lies under the hood making all the right crackles and rumbles when fired up. This 4.7L 289ci V8 engine is reportedly a numbers matching small block engine. Making use of an automatic transmission, front disc brakes and power steering, this 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe makes sure you enjoy a comfortable stress-free cruise while falling for the everlasting classic looks.
- Up For Sale is Our 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe
-Car Location: California
-Mostly all original
-Refresh in early 2000's
-Refreshed again in 2010
-289ci - reportedly numbers matching block
-Automatic transmission
-Interior bucket seats re-upholstered in factory color
-New Dashboard installed 5 years ago
-Cassette stereo system - functional
-Front disc brakes
-Power steering
-Bucket seats
-Lap belts
-Heater/defroster
-Aftermarket radio system
-For sale by original owner - 1 owner
-Some documents available
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