1966 Ford MUSTANG K-CODE

This 1966 Ford Mustang is a triple-black coupe that is powered by a replacement 289ci K-code V8 mated to a Tremec five-speed manual transmission. A refurbishment said to have been completed in 2008 included a color change as well as installation of a Pony interior, power-assisted front disc brakes, a 9 limited-slip rear end with 3.50:1 gearing, front and rear sway bars, and more. The car also features GT-style trim as well as styled steel wheels and Rally-Pac gauges.Originally finished in Vintage Burgundy, the car was repainted in its current black circa 2008 according to the selling dealer. Features include a matching vinyl roof as well as GT-style fog lights, exhaust outlets, rocker panel striping, and emblems.Styled steel wheels are wrapped in 14 redline tires. Power-assisted brakes are equipped up front. Additional modifications include gas shocks and a larger-diameter front sway bar as well as a rear sway bar. The interior features bucket seats trimmed in black vinyl with embossed Pony trim on their backrests, faux wood paneling on the full-length center console and dashboard, and a replacement Ford-branded pushbutton AM/FM radio. A wood-look steering wheel frames round gauges including a central 140-mph speedometer, while a Rally-Pac tachometer and clock are mounted on the steering column. The five-digit odometer shows just over 1,700 miles, with total chassis mileage unknown. The replacement 289ci V8 is said to have been rebuilt 12 years ago under previous ownership, and features a chrome air cleaner and Cobra-logo valve covers. A Tremec five-speed manual transmission has replaced the previous C4 three-speed automatic. Power is routed through a 9 limited-slip rear end with a 3.50:1 gear ratio according to a spec sheet supplied by a previous owner. Photographs of the disassembled engine, VIN stamps, and other numbers are provided in the gallery.