Featured on AutoHunter, the net public sale platform pushed by ClassicCars.com, is that this 1966 Ford Mustang GT convertible powered by the High-Performance 289 engine. Like most Okay-code automobiles, shifting is dealt with by a four-speed handbook transmission. Features embrace Styled Steel Wheels, GT fog lamps, twin exhausts, and entrance disc brakes. Finished in white and outfitted with a white convertible high over a pink Pony vinyl inside, this 1966 Mustang is being bought with proprietor’s booklets and a transparent title.
The high engine for the Mustang via 1966 was the 271-horsepower High-Performance 289, in any other case generally known as “K-code” as a result of fifth character of the VIN that signified this engine. It was out there on all Mustang physique kinds and people with or with out the GT bundle. Approximately 5,469 Mustangs had been constructed with this engine in 1966.
The exterior of this 1966 Mustang GT was modified from Vintage Burgundy (code X) to Wimbledon White beneath prior possession, and is alleged to be in good situation. Features embrace the GT rocker stripes, driver-side mirror, antenna, and rear GT valence panel with dual-trumpet exhaust system.
Styled Steel 14-inch wheels are wrapped in redline bias-ply tires.
The cabin was initially configured with black vinyl upholstery (code 66) however now encompasses a pink Pony inside with entrance bucket seats. Features embrace a woodgrain steering wheel, picket shift knob, and vinyl trunk mat.
Instrumentation features a 140-mph speedometer flanked by gauges for the gasoline degree, oil stress, voltage, and coolant temperature. The five-digit mechanical odometer reads 81,450 miles.
The reportedly unique Okay-code High-Performance 289cid V8 is paired with a four-speed handbook transmission. Output was 271 horsepower when new.
Stopping is carried out by entrance discs and rear drums. A twin exhaust system exists to the rear.
The public sale for this 1966 Ford Mustang GT convertible with the High-Performance 289 V8 ends Friday, September 8, 2023, at 12:00 p.m. (PDT)
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