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- 1966
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- Mileage:
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- Stock #:
- C4528
- VIN:
- 0000006R09A132092
1966 Ford Mustang
Fastback
12,303 mi
$109,991
- Year:
- 1966
- Make:
- Ford
- Model:
- Mustang
- Body type:
- Coupe
- Transmission:
- Automatic
- Mileage:
- 12,303
- Stock #:
- C4528
- VIN:
- 0000006R09A132092
1966 Ford Mustang
Fastback
12,303 mi
$109,991
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Matthew E
Reviewed a 1966 Ford Fastback on Jan 25, 2010
It is a classic car. A 289 HiPo V8... It is fast by all standards. It is a beauty to have and drives like an old car should. It isn't a daily driver, and it will never be. It is my baby and I love it. Original to the day I die
Dean Z
Reviewed a 1966 Ford Fastback on Jan 2, 2009
I Restored This car from the ground up at the shop i work at. It has The original 289 CID Engine, full custom exhaust, Also has 4-Point Roll Cage, Race Seats and 4-Point Racing Harnesses, Detroit Locking Differential And Fiberglass Hood.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 1966 Ford Fastback on Mar 27, 2011
Great acceleration, modified and lightened extensively, lots of power and fun with a four-speed transmission, looks are unique with so many mods, etc., cheap to own and insure. 45 years of working on it off and on. Tons of work but worth the effort.
SteveO G
Reviewed a 1966 Ford Fastback on Jun 11, 2008
This car is fantastic. It has been in the family for almost 40 years. Brief history, my grandfather bought it for my father when he left for college in 1971. My father kept it even when it deteriorated. In the mid 90's when my brother and I turned 16... my father made the wise decision to put money into the car instead of buying us a honda civic - licke everyone else. Remains in the family and has no price tag. Fastback 2+2 model. 289 V8 with a an addition of dual ehaust, 4 barrel intake, GT wheels. It is a cruise-o-matic 3 speed automatic (slap shifter) also known as the green dot drive. Parchment leather interior, fm radio with cassette (need to be replaced). 240,000 miles Two rebuilt motors and two rebuilt transmissions - we don't exactly drive it slow. Not the fast car performance wise, but not too shabby either. Handling is a bit suspect, a product of its era. Not too heavy wich helps a great deal. Added disc breaks to the front which has been pretty helpful. Even though it is not modern - the simplicity makes it. Still better performance than the great majority of vehicles on the raod today. A pure joy to drive. British Racing green in color and rare at that. For every 1 Fastback made there were 4 convertables and 16 coupes. So it is a bit rare and the color makes it even more so. Bottom Line... it is a HEAD TURNER!
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