1966 Classic Convertible is Summer All Year Round

Quality Restoration

This 1966 Mustang was restored over 20 years ago in Tuscon, Arizona. But, judging by its condition, this restoration could have been completed last year. If you like how it looks, then you'll be happy to know it's up for auction.

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Turn Heads

This beauty's unblemished body has been covered in a Tahoe Turquoise paint job that's sure to turn heads wherever it goes. As it passes, the rumble from its dual exhaust system is sure to hold any onlooker's attention.

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Interior

There's something extra special inside this Mustang. It was fitted with the decor Pony option, and it's in even better condition than the car's exterior, which is saying a lot.

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Drivetrain

Under the hood sits an upgraded 302 CI engine with a 4-barrel intake and carburetor. All of this Mustang's power runs through a Cruise-O-Matic automatic transmission. The detailed engine bay has been finished with a chrome dress kit ensuring it looks just as good as the rest of the car.

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Wheels

Just like every other aspect of this Mustang, its wheels are in immaculate condition. The hubcaps come with optional spinners.

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History

This car looks as good as when it rolled out of an assembly plant in San Jose in March 1966. As you'd expect from a Mustang in this condition, it comes with some restoration receipts. 

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