1966 Ford Mustang Coupe - SOLD
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The super clean sheetmetal underneath is 100% factory with no reproduction parts or patches, so it fits together better than almost any other early Mustang we’ve ever had.

Beautiful recent paint and bodywork in authentic colors. Lifetime California car. Upgraded 302 cubic inch V8 with automatic transmission. Extremely clean, runs and drives very well, no issues. A clean, safe, ready to enjoy Mustang that will always look great!

Mustangs are always popular and the highest praise we can offer is that this car feels like it must have in 1966. Thanks to a lifetime in California, it’s extremely clean throughout and was recently refinished by a nice lady who simply wanted a car just like the one she had when she was younger. And since she literally lived in Pasadena, it was easy to find a clean V8 Mustang coupe as a starting point. From there it was stripped bare and repainted in code Y Silver Blue, which was the color of her original car (this one was code Z Sauterne Gold from the factory). The super clean sheetmetal underneath is 100% factory with no reproduction parts or patches, so it fits together better than almost any other early Mustang we’ve ever had. The doors close with a light touch instead of a heavy slam, the hood snaps down easily, and just check out how nicely that decklid fits—that’s not easy to do on a car that’s been cut. The white vinyl top is a nice contrast to the light blue paint, and it appears to have been there from new as it’s in great shape with no signs of distress underneath. And a lot of the chrome was refinished, including the bumpers, so it looks crisp and well-dressed. The only notable change is a Shelby-style grille up front, but it, too, wears the factory “running pony” emblem for a period-perfect look. This is not a flashy car, but the quality speaks volumes.

The standard black vinyl interior has been just as well restored, with reproduction seat covers, new carpets, correct door panels, and a taut headliner overhead. Mustangs are simple machines, so there’s not a lot going on inside, but the gauges are all bright and crisp (and fully functional), there’s a correct 3-spoke steering wheel that appears to be a new reproduction, and the original radio has been upgraded to a modern digital unit that fits right in like it was born there. We believe the 1989 miles showing are since the restoration was complete, so it’s still quite fresh, and it shows throughout. Even the trunk is correctly finished with a reproduction plaid mat and full-sized spare tire with matching cover.

We don’t know what happened to the original C-code 289, but that engine under the hood today is a later 302 cubic inch V8. Thanks to the fact that they’re both from the Windsor family, the 302 slots neatly into place and looks almost identical to the original 289, so without experts decoding serial numbers, nobody would ever know the difference. It’s been upgraded with a 4-barrel carburetor and electronic ignition, so it’s a bit more muscular than the original, yet it’s just as impeccably smooth and well-mannered. A few chrome dress-up items add some contrast and the engine has been finished in correct Ford Blue engine enamel for an OEM look. You’ll note that this car has power steering, so anybody can handle it, and the cooling system has been upgraded with an aftermarket radiator and mechanical fan with shroud. It starts easily, idles smoothly, and with a nice torque curve, feels energetic on the road and relaxed on the highway. Part of that is due to the C4 3-speed automatic transmission, which shifts cleanly and unobtrusively, but serves up a quick downshift when you prod the throttle aggressively. There are 2.80 gears out back, which is a big part of the car’s relaxed attitude, and as a California car, you’ll note the floors and torque boxes are excellent. A mellow-sounding dual exhaust system gives it a bit of a V8 burble, but it’s subtle in keeping with the car’s overall personality. Rolling stock consists of original 14-inch wheels with factory hubcaps and recent 205/75/14 whitewall radials all around.

This is an easy car to like. There’s far more than the asking price invested in the restoration, the upgrades are smart and subtle, and it drives so nicely that you’ll be tempted to use it every day. Best of all, when you’re driving a vintage Mustang, everyone is your friend, so get ready for a lot of happy honks and “thumbs-up” gestures on the road. Don’t miss this one and call today!

Harwood Motors always recommends and welcomes personal or professional inspections of any vehicle in our inventory prior to purchase.

Vehicle: 1966 Ford Mustang Coupe
Price: SOLD
Stock Number: 120028
Odometer Reading: 1983
VIN: 6F07C293054
Engine: 302 cubic inch V8
Transmission: 3-speed automatic
Gear Ratio: 2.8
Wheelbase: 108 inches
Wheels: 14-inch steel wheels with hubcaps
Tires: 205/75/14 whitewall radial
Exterior Color: Silver Blue
Interior Color: Black vinyl
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