1966 Ford Mustang 5.0 Ho Fuel Injected 5-speed Rack N Pinion Disc Brakes on 2040-cars
Sparks, Nevada, United States
1966 Ford Mustang that was rebuilt in the year 2000.Has been a Nevada car and has no rust. Has been driven 24379 miles in 14 years. Runs and drives excellent. Has a 1988 Mustang 5.0 HO roller Fuel Injected motor that was rebuilt at that time and runs great.Also has the 5 speed manual transmission from the same car.It has the Pony interior which is in excellent condition. Has been upgraded with seatbelts front and rear and shoulder restraints on the front.The exterior is dark green with light tan stripes.The paint is still in very nice condition but starting to show its age.Below is a list of all the goodies on it:
5.0 HO Fuel Injected Motor 5 Speed Manual Transmission Steeroids Rack and Pinion Power Steering Power Disc Brakes Front and Rear Complete Mustangs Plus Suspension Kit all new parts with sway bars front and rear Tilt Steering column with wood Steering wheel 16" 5 lug Mustang Wheels with 225/55R16 Tires Hooker Headers with dual exhaust Pony Interior New Gas Tank This is a very nice car that has been garaged all its life. It it fun to drive and is a driver. Selling due to new projects. Please ask any questions.Check must clear before it is picked up or cash!! |
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