Selling my 1966 Mustang HiPo K code
09-04-2017, 07:09 PM
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Burning Brakes
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Selling my 1966 Mustang HiPo K code
I'm hoping to get back into a vette again some day. That may be a while.
The ad...
I'm looking to sell my 66 K code coupe. Yes, it is a HiPo K code car. I bought the car in March 2016. It has some interesting history. It spent all of it's life in NJ until 2016. The original owner bought it new and raced it on road courses. It was restored as a tribute to the 1965-66 SCCA Trans Am series cars. I've never seen a Mustang like it, very unique and a head turner. Really nice driver with good power and handling.
$18,000 SOLD!
The body is in good condition. One small bubble forming on the bottom right of the passenger door. The flares look great. I have some parts that go with the car as well. Lots of receipts and documentation.
The car is registered as a PA antique with a 1966 period correct license plate. If you're in PA then everything transfers to the new owner as is, i.e. antique registration & plate. The mileage is unknown.
Here are some pictures:
http://s706.photobucket.com/user/rjb...y/cars/Mustang
The ad...
I'm looking to sell my 66 K code coupe. Yes, it is a HiPo K code car. I bought the car in March 2016. It has some interesting history. It spent all of it's life in NJ until 2016. The original owner bought it new and raced it on road courses. It was restored as a tribute to the 1965-66 SCCA Trans Am series cars. I've never seen a Mustang like it, very unique and a head turner. Really nice driver with good power and handling.
$18,000 SOLD!
- 1965 289 block (C5AE-6051E) - Not a HiPo block!
- 1969 351 Windsor heads (ported)
- Pertronix Ignitor Electronic ignition (D-57)
- New Carter fuel pump
- 1965 Autolite 4100 (C5AF-AA) 600 CFM Carburetor - Rebuilt by J and J Carburetors in Fullerton, CA
- Shelby hi-rise aluminum intake (SFJD-9425-F aftermarket)
- Tri-y headers
- 1966 factory 9" rear, 3.50 gears
- Factory front disc brakes, rear drum
- New Raybestos PG Plus New Brake Master Cylinder (MC36440)
- Aftermarket front & rear sway bars
- Scott Drake Traction Master Bars
- Maier N.B. Spoiler kit
- Maier #301A Flares, Front & Rear
- Maier Gravel shield
- Shelby race style seat belts
- Montecarlo bar
- T5 5-speed Transmission (1352-155) - out of a 1987 Thunderbird
- OEM style T5 shifter, boot and ****
- New instrument cluster lens & lights (gauges work)
- Vintage American Racing Classic Mag Wheels
- Front 9", BF Goodrich Radial T/A P225/60 R15
- Rear 11", BF Goodrich Radial T/A P255/60 R15
- New 3/8" Stainless Steel fuel line tank to pump
- New turn signal switch
- Much more...
The body is in good condition. One small bubble forming on the bottom right of the passenger door. The flares look great. I have some parts that go with the car as well. Lots of receipts and documentation.
The car is registered as a PA antique with a 1966 period correct license plate. If you're in PA then everything transfers to the new owner as is, i.e. antique registration & plate. The mileage is unknown.
Here are some pictures:
http://s706.photobucket.com/user/rjb...y/cars/Mustang
Last edited by RockJustBelow; 04-11-2018 at 07:21 PM.
09-05-2017, 07:21 PM
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Burning Brakes
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The previous owner did the flares. It actually looks better in person.
09-06-2017, 11:09 AM
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09-06-2017, 06:22 PM
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get it on ebay intl and youtuibe
dont listen to the non stock crap I had one they suck the only way to have one is modded, butt for ever seat!
dont listen to the non stock crap I had one they suck the only way to have one is modded, butt for ever seat!
04-03-2018, 01:15 PM
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04-13-2018, 06:58 PM
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No surprise there.....a great car at a very fair price. Win-win! Congrats.
04-15-2018, 01:30 PM
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Those 1st gen Mustangs are dirt cheap in SoCal. If you dont mind a straight 6 and do a transplant even moreso. Tons of them in decent shape for not much over Camry money