1966 Ford Mustang

Convertible

200

Automatic

6T08T280345

Clear

1966 Mustang Convertible “Sprint” Automatic -6 Cycler-Electric Top- Like new inside and out, New Air Shocks, Wood Grain package, New Steering wheel chrome. Yes the horn even works! Garage Kept-non-smoker- no rust-Over $3,000 in documented, new parts, everything works except the original radio. This is a great car to drive everyday if you want! Only 62,000 miles! There’s no doubt that 1966 is one of the most popular Ford Mustang model years in the history of the car. In fact, March 1966 marked the creation of the millionth Mustang. Although the first few years were definitely good for Ford and its sporty Mustang, 1966 was the year all that hard work truly began to pay off. This “limited-edition” 1966 Ford Mustang, which was introduced as part of a springtime sales promotion. Two versions of the Sprint 200 were available; an “A” Package and a “B” Package. The “A” Package featured a manual transmission, where the “B” package featured an automatic. Both Sprint packages came with deluxe wire-style hubcap wheel covers In all, the Sprint 200 was available in three body styles: Coupe, Convertible, and Fastback. The convertible option was the last to become available. It entered the market in March of 1966. That said, Fastback models are some of the rarest models. In addition, the majority of cars sold, which were coupes, featured the “B” Package with a C4 Cruise-O-Matic transmission. By 1966, most people began to associate the Ford Mustang with power and performance. It was the car to have if you needed a daily driver and it was the car to have if you needed a weekend cruiser with a sporty edge. NADA Value: $29,000-$43,000On Jul-16-13 at 15:35:27 PDT, seller added the following information: NADA Value for Average is 23,000 High is $34,000-It is still ab argin for this car!