1966 Ford Mustang K Code on 2040-cars
Genoa, New York, United States
Just email me at: belenbnnunnelee@uk8.net .
3 Owner Survivor K Code Fastback
In my opinion this car is very rare because of it's originality. It is a numbers matching Kar. No re-stamped fender
apron, No repo data tag, lots and lots of original paperwork. I have been a Mustang enthusiast for 36 years and
have never seen another Survivor K code like this one!
Original Engine (vin stamped), Transmission (with tags), Rear Axle
Original paint (minor blemishes spotted in w/lacquer many years ago), Original interior, Original Glass
Original window sticker (and reprint)
Original warranty card
Original Owner's manual
Original Keys
Original temporary registration card
Original California car w/ original black plates
Original selling dealer license plate frames
Original brake drums!
Recently tuned - runs and drives excellent, very smooth and very responsive
Original styled steel wheels and 4 new redline radial tires
I was told the original owner drove the car until she was 91 years old. dings, scratches, and scrapes. I like it as
is - SURVIVOR. You may restore it if you choose.
Dealer installed Cobra Intake and working Rotunda Tach at time of delivery
4 new Koni red shocks
Rock Solid Carpinteria California car until a few years ago. Garaged since being in New York.
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Exceptionally rare '65 Ford GT40 Roadster prototype up for auction
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