$5,005(-9.1%)price drop
Priced at $49,995, this vehicle is $17,595 above the high end of its fair market value of $32,400.
The current fair market price range is between $27,600 to $32,400.
It has 17,701 miles, which is 50,499 (74%) below the median mileage of 68,200.
Note: This is an estimate based on a variety of factors (experimental feature). It is intended to provide a fair market value range to help guide your buying decision.
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MaxMotive is proud to offer this masterfully updated 1966 Mustang Coupe. Power, power and power is the name of the game with this 1966. Under the aftermarket cowl scooped hood, there lies an impressive stroked 408 engine. The engine started life as a 351 block that was professionally bored over .030. Documentation sheet of the engine parts and engine build are available. The engine, to name a few of the aftermarket components, has Patriot Aluminum heads, Holley carburetor, Scat Crankshaft, Forged I-Beams, RPM balancer, ARP bolts, Weiand aluminum intake manifold. The engine was balanced, blueprinted, and dynotuned. There is a double rolling timing set, a Howard’s camshaft, Howard’s hydraulic lifters, aftermarket valve springs to name a few more. A CVF Racing accessory drive, aluminum radiator, dual exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers to name a few more of the high end parts on this Mustang.
The transmission is a MonsterTransmission AOD transmission with an updated stall converter. The converter is rated at a 1900-2300 stall ratio. With all of that horsepower, comes great stopping responsibility. Wilwood calipers on all corners, paired with slotted and drilled rotors. A new American Autowire harness was installed. Sound deadener was installed below the carpet to help with interior cabin noise before the new harness was laid out. American Torq Thrust II 17” rims wrapped in Nitto tires with less than 1,000 miles on since purchase. The exterior is nicely accented with the cowl scooped hood allowing the engine compartment heat to dissipate. An aftermarket front lower valance, and striking red and white exterior match the nicely done interior. Truly, another example of where you could not build the Mustang to its current state with the amount of parts and labor invested in this beauty. Some notes, the air conditioning system was never charged, and the front windshield needs to be sealed. For additional information, please visit our website www.maxmotive.com
Built 408 Stroked Ford roller block, CNC bored .030 over, tons of internal upgrades with documentation
Howards Performance cam, valve springs, and retainers
Patriot Performance Aluminum cylinder heads
Cloyes double roller timing set
RPM SFI balancer
Monster Transmissions built Ford AOD transmission with stall converter
Wilwood disc brakes front and rear with drilled and slotted rotors
Original owners manual
Vintage air aftermarket air conditioning
New American Autowire harness
Holley carburetor
CVF Racing Wraptor Accessory drive black
Flowmaster mufflers with dual exhaust
Aluminum radiator
Aftermarket strut tower brace
American Racing Torq Thrust II 17” inch wheels, tires have less than 1,000 miles on them
Hydroboost brake booster
Aftermarket LED taillights and headlights
The 1966 Ford Mustang, a pivotal model year for the iconic "pony car," solidified its place in automotive history. Building upon the runaway success of the 1964½ and 1965 models, the '66 Mustang offered a blend of refined styling, enhanced options, and continued affordability, cementing its status as a cultural phenomenon. It wasn't just a car; it was a statement of freedom, youth, and the burgeoning American consumer culture of the mid-1960s.
Design and Styling:
Visually, the 1966 Mustang maintained the core elements that made it so popular, while introducing subtle but significant updates.
Powertrain Options:
The 1966 Mustang offered a diverse range of engine choices, catering to a wide spectrum of buyers, from those seeking economical daily transportation to performance enthusiasts.
Transmission Options:
Buyers could select from a trio of transmissions:
Key Features and Options:
The 1966 Mustang was renowned for its extensive list of optional features, allowing buyers to personalize their cars to a significant degree.
Legacy and Impact:
The 1966 Ford Mustang continued the groundbreaking success of its predecessors. It broadened the appeal of the pony car concept, proving that sporty, stylish, and affordable transportation could be achieved. It was a car that appealed to a wide demographic, from teenagers buying their first car to families looking for a fun second vehicle. The '66 Mustang remains a highly sought-after classic today, admired for its timeless design, the freedom it represented, and its enduring place in automotive culture. It was a testament to Ford's understanding of the market and its ability to create a car that was both aspirational and attainable.
This Used 1966 Ford Mustang is available for drivers in Pittsburgh, Greensburg, Butler, Irwin, Coraopolis, Mckeesport, New Kensington, Cranberry Township ...
