1966 Ford Mustang Convertible, 30,609 Miles, Ivy Green, 1-owner car

1-Owner since new 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible. A- Code Car! This beautifully maintained Mustang is finished in Ivy Green Metallic with Black Interior. Under the hood is the coveted 289ci 4v V8 pushing 225hp/305lb-ft and driven by a Dual Range 3-Speed Automatic Transmission. Purchased new 10/28/1965 at B.A. Dario Co. in Pawtucket RI, Production date was just 8 days earlier, October 20th, 1965 at Metuchen NJ Assembly Plant.Factory options for this Mustang include; 3.00:1 Equa-Lock Differential, Power White Soft Top, Black Luxury Interior, Pony Interior, Aluminum Scuff Plates, Electric Windshield Wipers, Dual Sun Visors, Deluxe Steering Wheel with Wood Grain, AM/FM Radio, Rally Pack - Clock & Tachometer, Hub Caps, 14" Steel Wheels, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Luggage Rack, Deluxe Wood Grain Interior with Pistol Grip Door Handles, Original Owners Book, Owner Card, Service Manual, Shop Manual, and Parts Catalog. Recently Serviced (tune-up, plugs, drum turn, oil service, battery)This particular 1966 Mustang Convertible has been well kept and it shows. The soft top of this car is nearly flawless and the car itself just flows like a Mustang should. The Pony Package interior features ponies on the seats of the front and back and adds a spectacular touch to this Ford. The 289ci 4v engine was different in that it pushed the normal 289ci 2v from 200hp up to 225hp and really captured the power that has always been talked about with the Ford Mustang. The Metallic Green draws your attention to the fine lines and details of the body, all the way from the chrome front bumper to the taillights. The 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible is a worthy car to show off in any capacity. Don't miss this one.The iconic pony car lives on! The success from the first year and a half of the famed muscle car drew a pretty big crowd from the beginning and that continued on into 1966. During that year the 1 Millionth Mustang was sold. This feat was achieved in only 18 months from the time the first Mustang rolled off the assembly line. If a classic convertible has made it to your short-list, then do yourself a favor and come check out this 1966 Mustang.