VALUE PRICED DROP TOP, 289 V8, AUTO, GREAT COLORS, GREAT RUNNING AND CLEAN!

This is THE icon. A first-generation red Mustang convertible is the car that defines an era and is always in demand. So to find an original 1966 Ford Mustang droptop in a deep and distinctive color is the kind of timeless package that's priced to move.
Bright red Mustangs are a staple of a good car show, and nobody will ever get tired of them. But to properly own this icon, you need to standout just a little bit. That's why this one has a sportier attitude that you instantly see from any angle. Up front it's the addition of the hood pins and hood scoop; the sides have upgraded Mag wheels; and the rear has the dual exhaust coming out of the valance like a cool GT machine. But even with these upgrades, all your favorite pieces are still in place. There's the correct grille with the running pony emblem, 289 badges on the fenders, and the three-element taillights. Plus, the bumpers have recently been re-dipped so these chrome kings can truly catch the sunlight exactly what you want on a sunshine-friendly droptop.
The white roof looks great in place, especially as it coordinates with the tire stripe. But a classic like this was meant to be shared with the world. And when out fold the roof down, this cheery white disposition turns to a darker performance attitude. We really like the presentation of the bucket seat interior that look like the door panels and carpeting have received recent attention. This is a great place to experience vintage driving thanks to the classic three-spoke sports steering wheel with Mustang center cap, and the center console with T-bar gear shift for the three-speed automatic transmission. And while this looks factory-correct, right down to the trunk mat and a full-sized spare tire, there are some nice upgrades. For example, the retro-style AM/FM stereo has a digital tuner and an input for modern music players. And the upgrade to white faces on the round gauge package adds to the clarity and sportiness.
The 289 cubic-inch V8 looks like it has received the right attention and investments. It's nicely dressed with its bold blue block, shiny valve covers, and Monte Carlo bar across the top. Plus, this one is upgraded for power with the hood scoop feeding the performance air element, Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, and Edelbrock intake. That means an extra kick of V8 power going down the road and an enhanced rumble from the dual exhaust.
A red '66 Mustang convertible is always in demand, so when it's priced so right, you know you need to hurry to grab this deal. Call today!!!