March 1966 marked the production of the one-millionth Mustang, and
Ford sold 607,568 of them that year alone, numbers that no
competitor came close to matching. The 1966 model also holds the
distinction of being the first Mustang built under federally
mandated safety standards, arriving standard with front and rear
seatbelts, a padded instrument panel, and emergency flashers at a
time when those features were still optional on most American cars.
This one is finished in dark grey metallic with black leather
inside, and it has been built out with a 351 cubic inch Windsor V8
that gives it considerably more capability than it left the factory
with. LED headlights and LED lighting throughout give it a sharper,
more modern presence without changing the silhouette that made the
first generation so recognizable.
Under the hood the 351 Windsor is backed by the three-speed
automatic with power brakes and power steering. Ford Racing valve
covers give the engine bay a clean, purposeful look, and an
aluminum radiator keeps everything running at temperature.
Autogauge oil pressure, volt, and water temperature gauges have
been added to give a real-time read on what the engine is doing at
all times.
Inside, the black leather interior is clean and well suited to the
dark grey exterior. Crank windows are correct and expected for the
era. The 15 inch five-spoke chrome Nosair wheels fill the wheel
wells cleanly and give the car the right stance for a
first-generation Mustang that has been thoughtfully built rather
than over-modified.
The 1966 coupe is the best-selling single Mustang model year of all
time, and the combination of that production volume with the
passage of nearly 60 years means that well-built, well-presented
examples in darker, less common colors with upgraded drivetrains
are exactly what the market responds to. A dark grey 351-powered
coupe with LED lighting and chrome wheels is not the Mustang
everyone has, and that is the point.
Please call or email us today for more information.
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