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1966 Ford Mustang Convertible

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Listed byCammsFamily
South Holland, Illinois 6047397,000 milesAutomatic
UnsoldFeb 15, 2025
Final bid$9,700

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Summary
This 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible, finished in blue with a gray convertible top, features a 200ci inline-six paired with a three-speed automatic transmission. It underwent a refurbishment including front disc brakes, a replacement carburetor and distributor, and is equipped with 15″ Konig alloy wheels and a digital media receiver. The car shows 97k miles, though corrosion, dents, and scratches are visible around the body, and the Illinois title bears a "Corrected" notation due to a VIN discrepancy.
Trait
Quantity
Most Recent Sale
Year
7344 (47%)
11/9/2026
Color
Blue
741 (5%)
10/7/2026
Transmission
9625 (61%)
11/8/2026
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Loading sold figures · 12 months to Feb 15, '25

Listing history

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  • 2/15/2025
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    $9.7k
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Top Comments
Mr.Gray A final note of caution on this car. The door tag is not valid for a title purpose. The VIN number is stamped on either ... View more
dtjwnbarr All 65-66 Mustangs with a 6 cyl. had 4 lug wheels. I learned that 40 years ago when I bought my first 6 cyl. 64 1/2 ... View more
shelbybuff I have owned by 65 Convertible for 54 years, so know stuff. Picture 68: Underneath, the eight holes that are open at ... View more
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