1966 Ford Mustang GT350H Black Fastback 289 V8 3 Speed Automatic

Description for Ford Mustang 1966

Nut and Bolt Restored #s Matching Shelby GT350 Hertz 289 V8 Automatic /// Fully documented, wearing a detailed restoration and featuring an athletic 289/3-speed drivetrain, this authentic GT350H is an excellent example of one of the coolest muscle cars ever produced! Delivered to Larson Ford of White Plains, New York, this awesome Shelby likely spent very little time in the dealership before it was unleashed in the hands of Hertz customers. After roughly a year in the fleet, and a... short stint at Dockery Ford of Morristown, New Jersey, the car passed through two owners who limited changes to light modifications. And today, after benefitting from a detailed, nut-and-bolt restoration, it rolls as a first-class showpiece that can anchor any serious muscle car collection or hedge any major investment portfolio. Lift the car's lightweight hood and you'll find 289 cubic inches of Ford V8 that's been completely rebuilt from its big Autolite carburetor all the way down to its deep Cobra oil pan. A tough C6 3-speed spins torque to a requisite 9-inch axle, which twists an open differential around friendly, 3.50 gears. Under that drivetrain, a tagged and rebuilt suspension centers a beefy sway bar in front of subtle traction bars and manual disc and drum brakes. And power meets the pavement through 6.95-14 Goodyear Blue Streaks that are wrapped around chromed Magnum 500s. Open the doors and you'll find a crisp Black interior that's headed by a snazzy chrome steering wheel. Behind that wheel, a tasteful dash frames fully rebuilt telemetry and a correct AM radio beneath a prominent Shelby tachometer. Plush vinyl seats, draped in heavy duty belts, are in spectacular shape. And fade-free carpet floats pony-themed floor mats around a polished factory shifter. This investment grade GT350H is a fully documented, fully sorted show queen that drives and sounds every bit as good as it looks. Call, click or visit for more information.