1966 Ford Mustang
1966 Ford Mustang
$59,995
Ellingson Motorcars
(877) 638-7170
Email

1966 Ford Mustang

8.90% APR for 120 mo.Woodside Credit
Explore FinancingWoodside Credit

Contact Dealer

By using this service you accept the terms of Autotrader Specialty's Visitor Agreement. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Related Articles

1965 Ford Mustang Fastback Guide

Mustang’s third body style emerges.

1965-1967 Ford Mustang K-Code

The Shelby GT350 wasn't the only high-performance Mustang available if you wanted a fast pony.

Vehicle Specifications

  • VIN
    6F08A166395
  • Classic Car ID
    102797390
  • Stock Number
    9107
  • Category
    Muscle & Pony Cars
  • Body Style
    N/A
  • New/Used
    Used
  • Mileage
    64,593 miles
  • Engine
    289 V8
  • Transmission
    Automatic
  • Exterior Color
    Black

Classic Car Overview

This 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible is a true A-Code Mustang with great options and finished in great colors! Few automobiles in American history ignited a cultural phenomenon quite like the Ford Mustang. Introduced to a nation that was young, optimistic, and hungry for something new, the Mustang captured the imagination of the American car-buying public in a way that had never been seen before - and has rarely been matched since. Of all the early Mustangs ever produced, the 1966 convertible stands as one of the most desirable, most complete, and most beloved examples of the breed. When Ford unveiled the Mustang in 1964, the response was nothing short of extraordinary. Dealers were overwhelmed, showrooms were mobbed, and Ford sold over 400,000 Mustangs in the models first year alone - a record that stunned the entire industry. The Mustang had single-handedly created the pony car segment, and every major American automaker scrambled to produce a competitor. By 1966, Ford had refined the winning formula into its most polished and well-rounded expression yet. Among first-generation Mustang enthusiasts and classic car collectors, the 1966 model year occupies a special place. Building on the overwhelming success of the 1964 and 1965 models, Ford refined the Mustang for 1966 with a revised grille featuring a floating corral pony emblem, updated interior appointments, improved chassis tuning, and a broader range of options that allowed buyers to tailor their Mustang to virtually any taste or purpose. The result was the most complete and refined early Mustang yet - a car that delivered on every promise the original had made. Within the 1966 Mustang lineup, the convertible occupies the top of the desirability ladder for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Dropping the top on a first-generation Mustang convertible transforms an already wonderful driving experience into something genuinely magical - the combination of classic American styling, the open sky overhead, and the sound of a Mustang V8 at full song is one of the great automotive experiences available anywhere at any price. Ford produced significantly fewer convertibles than fastbacks or hardtops in 1966, making well-preserved drop-top survivors increasingly rare and sought-after with every passing year. The 1966 Mustang was offered with a broad range of powerplants to suit every buyer, from the economical inline six to the spirited 289 cubic inch V8 that remains the quintessential early Mustang engine. The 289 small-block delivered a lively, responsive performance that made the Mustang genuinely fun to drive while remaining accessible and manageable for everyday use - the perfect balance of performance and practicality that defined the Mustangs broad appeal. The 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible is more than a classic car - it is a piece of living American history, a tangible connection to one of the most exciting and optimistic chapters of the twentieth century. This particular example comes to us from a collector who stewarded the car for nearly 15 years. Powering this A-Code Mustang is a 289 cubic inch V8 engine fed by a single 4 barrel carburetor that together were said to have produced 225 horsepower from the factory. The 289 V8 is mated to an upgraded Automatic Transmission that makes this Mustang Convertible an easy car for anybody to enjoy. Exhaust exits this Mustangs V8 power plant via a set of stock exhaust manifolds out through a dual exhaust setup that generates a charming rumble out of the tailpipes. This 66 Mustang is absolutely loaded with options! Power steering is a fantastic feature of this 1966 Mustang Convertible since it makes squeezing into a tight parking spot a single-handed maneuver and it greatly improves the overall driving experience. Further aiding with parking efforts is a pair of chrome outside mirrors that give you better visibility down the sides of this iconic Ford. GT-style auxiliary Fog Lights not only give this Mustang Convertible a sportier look, they also provide additional visibility during evening and nighttime driving. Additionally, the decklid is outfitted an optional luggage rack that looks great and provides additional cargo space should you need it. The white vinyl power convertible top is in great shape and it easily goes up and down with the simple flick of a switch. Riding on a set of BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires, mounted on Mustang Rally wheels, this 1966 Mustang Convertible has an outstanding look and a fantastic ride. The exterior of this Ford Pony Car has been correctly refinished in Raven Black paint, just how it rolled off the production line in the fall of November 1965. The interior of this 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible is gorgeous! The front bucket seats and rear bench seat have been reupholstered with Red Deluxe Pony embossed upholstery that give this 66 Mustang a truly premium look. The red carpeting and brand new embroidered floor mats, matching door panels, and padded dash, along with the woodgrain-trimmed steering wheel, center console, instrument cluster, and glovebox door, all present well and retain a nice stock look inside the cabin. The woodgrain-trimmed instrument cluster has a superbly sporty look and is equipped with a 140 MPH speedometer, temperature gauge, amp gauge, oil pressure gauge, and fuel gauge. Lastly, youll be able to listen to all of your favorite tunes on this Mustangs AM push-button radio. Whether you are a lifelong Mustang enthusiast, a serious pony car collector, or a first-time classic car buyer seeking one of the most recognizable and rewarding classics in the hobby, this A-Code 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible would make an excellent choice. Give Ellingsons a call today at 763-428-7337!

Show More

Shopping across sites or devices?iSync My Wallet
$
$
Estimated Monthly Payment
Need a lower payment? Contact the dealer for more options.
$757/mo .*
*Est. payment based on vehicle price (excluding taxes and fees) and associated lender rates for qualified buyers, term length and any associated trade-in equity or down payment from buyer. Contingent upon seller's acceptance of these terms. Terms may vary.

Classic Car Buyer's Tools

Shipping - Ship Your Car Now

Immediately receive a quote to get your new classic car delivered right to your driveway from Autotrader’s trusted Classic Transport Partner ShipYourCarNow.  Click Now!

Finance -- JJ Best

J.J. BEST BANC & CO., is the largest lender of its type in the country -- providing financing for collector cars. J.J. Best offers low rates, long terms, and no prepayment penalties. Visit our website at www.jjbest.com or call 800.USA.1965 to receive a quick approval. Need to refinance or insurance? We can help you with that too! Click here

Appraisals -- NADA Guide -- Classics

For the latest and most reliable Classic and Collectible Car prices, values, production numbers and local car clubs, always trust NADAguides.com. Get more info

Insurance - Grundy

Considering buying a new classic? Get a quote before you buy. Agreed value, lowest rates. Go with Grundy Insurance, www.Grundy.com or 888-647-8636 Get Quotes Now

More Vehicles From This DealerView All 77 Cars From This Dealer ›

Suspect Fraud? 
Contact Dealer

By using this service you accept the terms of Autotrader Specialty's Visitor Agreement. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.