1966 Ford Mustang Coupe Factory Pony Interior Car on 2040-cars
Jonesboro, Louisiana, United States
Engine:6 cylinder
Drive Type: rear
Model: Mustang
Mileage: 100,000
Trim: coupe
Up for bids is this 1966 ford mustang project car. It is a good rebuildable project that needs to be gone through. This was a factory 6 cylinder, automatic, A/C, and pony interior car. This was a pretty high optioned car. It still has the pony interior. The A/C stuff is gone except for the bracket under the hood. I will start with the outside of the car. The exterior is in decent shape. It has good fenders, doors, trunk lid, and roof. The hood has a few dents in it but is useable. The drivers rear quarter is in bad shape but I have a new rear quarter for it. The car is overall pretty rust free. The interior will need a restoration but it is all there. It is the true original pony interior. It will need new front floor pans but I have the replacements for it. Someone also cut the dash in it but I have another dash section to replace this with it will need to be wire welded in but I have the replacement to fit it. The drive train in it will run and the transmission will shift out but it is not road ready. The carburator will need work and I am sure the motor will need a good tune up. The brakes work. It is just a restoration project that needs restoring. This would make a good project for someone looking to build one. I took pics of everything that comes with it. Its pretty much all here just needs work. I have a clear title to it. It is located in Jonesboro Louisiana. I am going to run it at no reserve so bid to win. If you have questions or need more info just email me or call me at 318-278-1069. I can store it as long as needed but I will require full payment within seven days of the end of auction. I will accept cash in person, certified bank check, or bank wire transfer as payment for this item.
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