• Seller: Bernat B onilla (Contact)
• Location: McAllen, Texas
• Mileage: 00000 Shown
• Chassis #: 6R07T191503
• Title Status: Clean
• Engine: 200 cui Inline-6
• Transmission: Automatic

This 1966 Ford Mustang is offered after two years of hands-on ownership and improvement. The car is said to run and drive, the major mechanical essentials have been addressed, and it presents as an honest, classic that’s ready for a new caretaker to finish dialing it in. The seller is relocating and has decided to pass the project along rather than rush it to completion. While the exterior might look rough, this is not a rough barn find, but rather a solid Mustang with substantial recent work completed. If you like the current look or would like to give it a new coat of paint, this looks like an ideal starting point.

Over the past two years, significant attention has been given to the car’s drivability and reliability, including:

• New spark plugs
• Replaced hoses
• New starter
• New gas tank
• Recent oil change with new oil filter
• New brakes
• New carburetor
• New radiator
• New front and rear suspension
• Recent transmission overhaul

The car starts, runs, and moves under its own power, and the big-ticket mechanical items have already been handled — work that can quickly add up on an early Mustang.

The interior has been refreshed and presents well:

• Seats reupholstered
• Brand-new carpets/rugs installed
• Stereo works (installed prior to current ownership)
• Overall, the cabin is a comfortable place to be and reflects recent investment rather than deferred maintenance.

While it runs and drives, it does not drive great yet and would benefit from additional tuning and sorting. Here’s what is said to still be needed to be an exceptional driver:

• Tires need attention (currently low on pressure and may require replacement)
• Paint is the primary cosmetic need
• A/C needs to be reconnected — it was working prior to being disconnected during the carpet installation, and should be repairable with some effort

This Mustang represents a strong foundation: the major mechanical systems have been serviced, the interior has been refreshed, and the car is complete and drivable. What remains are the kinds of finishing touches — paint, tires, exhaust, tuning, and detail work — that allow the next owner to shape the car to their taste. So, is this a great candidate for an enthusiast who wants a classic Mustang they can improve and enjoy, without starting from square one?