Slick Red 66 Mustang Project Car, Great Shape, Ready To Be Finished on 2040-cars
Clemmons, North Carolina, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:289
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Mustang
Trim: Coupe
Drive Type: Auto
Mileage: 60,000
Exterior Color: Bradywhine Red
For sale is a 1966 ford mustang coupe project car. The car has been completely sand blasted from inside out. It has a new hood, truck lid, rear valance, front and rear bumpers, 1in lower rear leaf springs with a mustang 2 front suspension, new side mirrors, welded in sub frame connectors, new floor pans, dash pad cover, new upholstery, mounting hardware and lots of other exterior parts. It has recently been painted brandy wine by house of color. The inside has been coated with bed liner as well as the undercarriage and frame. The rear axle has been painted gloss black. The 289 engine has been tricked out with many modifications that include a bored block, edelbrock polished performer intake, preform 750 cfm race series carburetor, billet aluminum distributor, Windsor sr cylinder heads, new federal mogul rebuild kit with forged aluminum pistons, Harland sharp roller rockers, cloyes original true roller timing set, prostarter starter, power force harmonic damper, hydraulic flat tappet lifters, jegs 1-wire ford alternator, blaster 2 coil, milodon oil pan with milodon oil pump, cast aluminum valve cover, chrome distributor hold down clamp, chrome knurled dipstick all assemble and ready to put in car. The transmission has been completely rebuilt with racing components ready for the strip or the street. The rear end has also been regeared with positive traction to withstand the power from the engine. It has a good set of cragar s wheels and tires. All it needs is the right person to finish the project and make this an awesome car to enjoy for years to come. Headers are not included. If interested call 336-816-3931 ask for Scotty. Thanks for looking.
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