1966 Ford Mustang
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Making quite the scene when it was first introduced midway through 1964, the Mustang quickly earned a reputation as America-s favorite pony car, paving the way for other classics like the Chevy Camaro, and is still coveted by enthusiasts today! First assembled in the Dearborn, Michigan plant, this Ford looks just a great as it did the day it rolled off the line! Treated to a complete nut-and-bolt restoration approximately ten years ago, and only driven 4,000 miles in that time, this Mustang is a brand new car with the vintage look! Revisions to the 1966 Mustang included that floating horse emblem in the front grill, with the horizontal bars only included on GT models. Rather than the stock 200 cubic-inch inline-6, the Mustang packs the high-performance K-code 289 V8, which cranks out more than twice the power as the stock engine. Rated at 271 horsepower, and backed by a Cruise-O-Matic automatic transmission, the power meets the ground to a 9-inch rear end, for a fast and fun cruising experience! If the rumble from the dual exhaust ever becomes tiresome, the car has been upgraded with a JVC Digital Audio CD player with a 12-disc changer, so becoming bored and tired...