1966 Ford Mustang

Following the wildly popular first-year Mustang, Ford refined the pony car's formula for ‘66 with subtle styling updates, improved drivability, and an expanded list of comfort and convenience options. Three body styles were now offered — the Hardtop (coupe), Convertible, and Fastback (SportsRoof) — appealing to everyone from economy-minded commuters to performance enthusiasts. Buyers could choose from a wide range of engines, starting with the "Sprint" 200ci inline-six.

A popular upgrade to straight-six models was the installation of a 289ci V8, like what is now under the hood of this example, which has been in the care of the same family for approximately 43 years. The body has been refinished in Merlot Metallic, and the seller notes that the car features a “pony” deluxe interior.

Additional details include a power-operated white soft top, a boot cover, four-wheel drum brakes, 15” Ridler wheels, power steering, a three-speed automatic transmission, a center console, and a JVC cassette stereo.

This 1966 Ford Mustang convertible is now offered with a clean Ohio title in the seller’s name.