Ford Mustang Convertible 1966, Estados Unidos
Motor: 289 CI
Exterior: Vermelho (Candy Apple Red)
Interior: Preto
Fotografia
HIGHLIGHTS
Professional
restoration
289/200 HP V-8
engine
C4 automatic
transmission
Power steering
Show quality Candy
Apple Red paint
Black Pony
interior
Woodgrain Deluxe
steering wheel
Center console
Rally Pac
instrumentation
Power convertible
top
Styled steel
wheels
Luggage rack
Chrome engine
dress-up kit
Pushbutton radio
and antenna
Styled steel
chrome wheels with Whitewall tires
Binder with extra
keys, previous titles, bill of sale and service records
The original Ford
Mustang carved out a whole new niche in the automotive world when it debuted in
April 1964. It was unlike any car before it, specifically targeted at four
disparate groups: two-car families with some measure of disposable income;
young drivers of limited buying power; young women seeking low-maintenance
transportation; and older drivers in search of something new and sporty. With
three different body styles, more than 80 available options and dozens of
exterior and interior color and trim choices, the Mustang could be personalized
to an extent never seen before in the showrooms of America. Demand for the new
car exceeded the wildest expectations, except those of Ford Division Vice
President Lee Iacocca, who ordered Mustang’s initial production quota raised to
360,000 units. Ford sold 70,000 Mustangs in the first 30 days of production;
mere months later, in the fall 1964 issue of the fledgling “Automobile
Quarterly,” automotive writer L. Scott Bailey confidently predicted, “When
today ripens into memory, I feel confident that the Mustang will have earned
its niche as an immortal Ford.” Those words would ring true through the years
in ways that even the visionary Bailey could not have conceived, the Mustang
becoming an icon not only of the American automobile industry but of American
pop culture. Secretary’s car, grocery-getter, status symbol, sports GT, all-out
racer: the Mustang could be all those things and more, and it all began with
cars like this 1966 convertible. Professionally restored and finished in
show-quality Candyapple Red paint, it showcases a generous number of optional
extras that allowed buyers to make Ford’s pony car all their own. Equipped with
the C-code 289/200 HP V-8, a C4 3-speed automatic and power steering, it is
accessorized with white-stripe tires on styled steel wheels, a luggage rack and
an engine dress-up kit. Beneath the power-operated black soft top is a matching
Pony bucket-seat interior with wood-grain steering wheel, a center console,
Rally Pac instrumentation and a pushbutton radio.
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