1966 Ford Mustang Convertible

Description

Everyone can agree that a bright red Mustang convertible is about as good as open-air motoring gets, and this 1966 Ford Mustang convertible remains a high-quality cruiser that's instantly recognizable everywhere you go. With the power of an enhanced 289 V8, the control of a four-speed manual, and the comfort of an A/C interior, this is the full wish list in one iconic classic convertible.

When you start to look over this droptop just remember: subtle upgrades. On the whole, this looks like a sturdy American icon, but then you see all the upgrades that make it a true cut-above classic. It starts with the paint. Do you see the luster it even puts out indoors? Now just imagine what it looks like outside. The investment in a professional respray of 1966's Signal Flare Red and modern clearcoat means you will be distinctive even in a crowd of red Mustangs. The body is in great shape with gaps and alignment up to show standards. The brightwork is excellent, including new elements like the wraparound bumpers and side mirrors. Plus, all the trim is complete right down to the optional luggage rack. The final key to this distinctive package is the set distinctive Ford wire wheel covers.

We love cars with white tops and black interiors. It's a very cool way for you to get to decide every day what color you want to coordinate with the bold red. And the black bucket seat interior is always a great choice to show off to the world. It starts with the excellent condition of those buckets, door panels, and dash. But this is not all a sea of darkness. There's plenty of bright trim, especially on the factory three-spoke steering wheel and desirable stick shift. 1966 is also a desirable year because everyone got the upgrade to the GT's five-gauge instrument panel. Best of all, the original Ford air conditioner has been upgraded to R134a so you can look period-correct while staying cool with the top down.

Ford's reliable and perky 289 cubic-inch V8 moves the lightweight Mustang enthusiastically through any traffic. The engine bay is tidy and presents well with a bright air topper as well as the bold blue valve coves and block. The tidy wire, hoses, and belts tell you this has been well maintained, and so you can be ready to hit the road at a moment's notice. The V8 inhales deeply through an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, and the dual exhaust with GT-style trumpets allows it to exhale with authority. This was restored to be a true driver's car, so you get great control of the motor and its soundtrack thanks to the four-speed manual transmission. Plus, power steering makes getting around town a breeze.

Mustang convertibles have a constant demand because they are both iconic and provide wind-in-your-hair fun. And with all the right features, this is the perfect vintage standout. Call today!!!