1966 Ford Mustang Coupe 3-Speed

Description

The 1966 Ford Mustang helped define the early pony car segment, offering simple mechanicals and a range of configurations. Ford intended for the Mustang to have mass appeal, and as such the sheer breadth of the early Mustang lineup is often overlooked.

This '66 Mustang hardtop is powered by a carbureted 200ci inline-six paired with a 3-speed manual transmission and presents as a stock-appearing example finished in light blue over a two-tone blue interior.

The car features 14" steel wheels with hubcaps, thin-whitewall tires, and four-wheel drum brakes. Its interior features bucket front and rear bench seats that have been reupholstered, as well as an aftermarket head unit. The seller has had the car since 2021, and service since 2025 is reported to have included replacement of the battery and starter as well as service to the windshield washer system.

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

Highlights

• Early Mustang coupe

• Finished in metallic blue

• Two-tone blue interior with bucket front seats

• 200ci inline-six engine

• 3-speed manual transmission

Factory Equipment

• Carbureted 200ci inline-six engine

• 3-speed manual transmission

• Manual steering

• Four-wheel drum brakes

• 14-inch steel wheels with covers

• Chrome bumpers

• Front bucket seats

• Heater/defrost

• Chassis number 6F07T714887 decodes as follows:

  • 6: 1966 model year

  • F: Dearborn, Michigan, assembly plant

  • 07: Coupe body style

  • T: 200ci inline-six engine

  • 714887: Sequential production number

Modifications

• Aftermarket cassette radio

• Interior reupholstered

Servicing & Documentation

The following servicing is said to have been performed:

• 2025:

  • Oil and filter changed

  • Battery replaced

  • Starter replaced

  • Windshield washer system serviced

Known Imperfections

• Rust bubbles on lower door and rocker panels

• Various paint chips and scratches

• Cracking on the steering wheel

Ownership History

This 1966 Ford Mustang was acquired by the seller in 2021.