1966 Ford Mustang 289 V-8 Excellent Condition Classic American Icon on 2040-cars
Wheaton, Illinois, United States
1966 Ford Mustang 289 V-8 Hardtop - Excellent Condition, Trophy Winning, Rust Free
Offering all car collectors and lovers of the original and iconic first generation Ford Mustangs a unique opportunity to own this beautiful, show worthy and exceptionally clean 1966 Ford Mustang 289 V-8. One trophy and a plaque (first and second place) won by this Mustang are included with the car. No weird smells and non-smoker owned this car smells factory fresh. This older restoration 89,600 mile Mustang needs
nothing and is in very good original mechanical and good cosmetic condition. Before I
purchased this car, it spent most of its life in the southeast United States
and was originally purchased and driven in Charlotte, North Carolina. For the nearly eight years I have owned it, it has always been garage
kept and stored winters. This Mustang is completely stock, has no
modifications and has been cared for in
a way that is unusual for vintage Mustangs - never kid owned, modified, or
abused. The engine is smooth and strong and the car’s automatic transmission
shifts smooth and crisp. The single exhaust is original style and the car is
quiet running. The steering is tight and
accurate feeling and the car feels and is really solid. Although not concours, this Mustang shows well and is a beautiful shade of it's original “Sahara Beige” and the paint is shiny and is in good condition. This car has no rot on the body or frame. The body is original and solid. The engine compartment is remarkably clean and show worthy - see pictures. The chrome shows quite well for the car's age - see photos, the bumpers are straight and the wire wheel covers simply glisten in the sunlight while in motion. To see more pictures click on link below then click on images to open up large for closer inspection.
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The original interior is clean with nice patina - see photos. The original AM radio works perfectly and will pick up your favorite talk radio station or oldies station or your local ball game station. This fine classic has a clean underside and although not detailed, is just what you would expect from a solid and well maintained and cared for car. The trunk on this car is clean and original and the five matching whitewall radial tires, all in excellent condition, have less than 1,500 miles on them. NADA High Retail pricing for 1966 Mustang Hardtop with 289 V-8 is: $27,500. Average Retail is $16,700. My "Buy it Now" is much lower. All maintenance receipts come with the car along with a clear Illinois title. I would be happy to show you the car in person if you wish to set up an appointment - contact me through eBay and I will provide you with my phone number. Buyer is responsible for vehicle pickup and shipping costs. This car can be driven anywhere but if it is being transported please call me first to coordinate pickup arrangements. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me through eBay before you buy it now or make me an offer. No PayPal and no personal checks please. A $500 deposit required (due within 48 hours) when buy it now or offer is accepted. Full payment due within 5 days after auctions end. Contact me for alternative payment arrangements. Buy it now or make me an offer - you will be the envy of your neighborhood. Thank you for viewing!
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