1966 Ford Mustang GT

Description

A car like this 1966 Ford Mustang GT gets us excited. It's a real-deal A-code pony car that also shows all the right major indicators of being a real-deal GT. And it even has a sharp-looking correct color package and some great features to add extra distinction.

The name Vintage Burgundy for this car's factory-correct code X paint is a bit of cool foreshadowing. When this one was built, they must have known how much of an extraordinary classic it would become. You have also picked up on all the correct GT exterior features, including the fog light grille, GT side badging, rocker stripe, GT gas cap, and trumpeted dual exhaust mounted through the rear valance. Plus, the mag wheels with raised white letter Goodyears make for a great sporty addition. It's the kind of car that you want to drive, and so it has a driver-ready appearance. And details like the bright chrome bumpers make sure this one is memorable for more than just its GT style.

A pristine black interior is always an ideal complement to a dark red exterior. The upholstery, door panels, dash, carpeting, headliner, and other fundamentals have the kind of quality that tells you this has always been under good care. Plus, there are desirable features everywhere from the classic working dome lights to the upgraded AM/FM digital tuner. But beyond just comfort features, there's a very unique element to this interior. Mustang people instantly recognize that bench seat with a folding center armrest. The trim tag tells us this is a factory-correct feature. Only about 3.5 percent of the total 1966 Mustang production was the bench seat coupe. It's a rarity that's made even more unique when you think about just how many were also GT cars. So this has the potential to be quite a special pony car.

Under the hood is a clean and tidy style that makes it easy to show off the correct displacement 289 cubic-inch V8. There's some added attention paid to getting the details right, like the bold blue block paint, correct intake, and red oxide primer on the undercarriage. As a true A-code car, this earns the four-barrel carburetor on top. And we know you'll love the sweet tune of the dual exhaust. The driving experience is the right mix for a GT cruiser. It means this is a car that wants you to feel the road, but it also comes with the right easy driving features like a three-speed automatic transmission and front disc brakes.

Complete with owner's manual, this is the distinct Mustang GT with the rare bench seat. So if you love an icon with power and distinction, don't miss this deal. Call now!