Lee Iacocca and Ford changed the automotive landscape at the New York World’s Fair in 1964. Many believe that no car in history, other than maybe the Model T, affected the way Americans perceive automobiles like the Mustang. This 1966 Mustang coupe is an older restoration and a nice example of this American icon. The body was refinished in Sahara Beige. Period correct Mustang GT wheels, redline BFG radials and a GT fog light package give the exterior a nice look. The interior was reupholstered in beige vinyl – door cards, headliner, carpeting and wheel are all in good condition. The factory dash houses a full gauge package and an AM/FM sound system. Based on the VIN, this was a factory ‘C’ code car – a 289ci/200hp 2V. Engine casting numbers show the current block to be a 289ci motor cast in 1966. It is said to be rebuilt and runs an Edelbrock aluminum intake, Holley 4160 carburetor and mild cam. Matched with the 4-speed manual gearbox, this is a nice performance package. With a Blue Oval dress-up kit it looks and sounds great through a stainless exhaust system. Currently the steering is a manual box, but the owner has included a power steering conversion package that could be installed. Brakes are 4-wheel manual drum units.