1966 Mustang 2 Door Coupe V8 3 Speed Bench Seat on 2040-cars
Spencerville, Indiana, United States
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My 1966 Mustang small block V8 with three speed on the floor, the VERY RARE FRONT BENCH SEAT with fold down console that looks like bucket seats, Tach, new starter, ring gear on flywheel, complete rebuild of drive train including new clutch, pressure plate, trans was rebuilt and the rear diff has been upgraded to a 3.0 limited slip gear ratio, so you got good hwy rpm's for decent mpg, but still can move off the line. Headers, a Hurst Master Shifter for the three speed, AM-FM cassette radio, with new updated speakers. While the interior is very nice, it comes with a new in the box set of seat covers. I have the original hubcaps and it now has Outlaw rims installed. Dual Master Cylinder installed, new shocks, old school traction bar system. Speedometer shows 78863, however I do not know if that is original, title states unknown. THIS IS A VERY TIGHT, RATTLE FREE MUSTANG, runs great no smoke. |
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