This 1966 Mustang Was Restored Over 20 Years Ago!

Auction

The 1966 Mustang pictured above was assembled in San Jose, California. Now this beautiful machine is up for auction and, what's better is that it's solid and ready to be driven away. 

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Restoration

This car's restoration took place over 20 years ago in Tuscon, Arizona. But that's hard to believe since it looks absolutely immaculate.

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Interior

This Mustang's interior looks arguably better than its exterior. It's been finished with the interior decor Pony option.

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Drivetrain

Under the hood sits an upgraded 302 ci V8 unit with 4-barrel intake and carburetor. All of this engine's power runs through a Cruise-O-Matic transmission. 

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Wheels

This Mustang's alloys look so clean you'd think they were fitted yesterday. The hubcaps come with optional spinners.

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Style

This model's impeccable Tahoe Turquoise paint job ensures that it looks good from every angle. Pop the hood and it's equally as impressive thanks to its detailed engine compartment with chrome dress kit. 

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Place a Bid

This model comes with factory air conditioning, so there's never an excuse not to drive it. Some restoration receipts are also included in the sale. Could you be tempted to place a bid?

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