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£69,000
1966 Ford Mustang 'K Code' GT Convertible Registration no. LHH 277D Chassis no. 6F08K323015 Engine no. 005AE-6015E
UK • 25 Jun 2022
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1966 Ford Mustang 'K Code' GT Convertible is an extremely rare, high-performance variant with manual transmission. It was restored in the USA in 2004 and has been maintained and extensively improved by The Mustang Workshop since being purchased in the USA in 2016, making it a desirable collector's item.
Condition
8
The car was restored in 2004, and since then has covered fewer than 2,000 miles. Upgrades were performed in 2016 to enhance usability, performance, and reliability. The car is stored in a purpose-built garage and is not driven in wet conditions, with care and maintenance by The Mustang Workshop, all suggests a rating of 8.
/ 10
2,000 miles
6F08K323015
LHD
United Kingdom
Manual
LHH 277D
1966
Auction
Description
• Extremely rare high-performance variant with manual transmission.
• Restored in the USA in 2004 • Purchased in the USA in 2016 • Maintained and extensively improved by The Mustang Workshop • Fewer than 2,000 miles since TMW's restoration The car offered here is far from your average Mustang; rather, it is an example of the much sought-after high-performance 'K Code' model, a great rarity but especially in convertible form.
Conceived with performance as the priority, 'K Code' Mustangs lacked air conditioning and power steering, and prior to 1966 were only available with a four-speed manual transmission.
The name refers to the 'K' in the engine number, signifying that the 289ci (4,727cc) V8 had been extensively upgraded to produce around 271bhp.
Other notable 'K Code' drive-line features included a high-performance clutch, drive shaft, differential, and suspension.
This Mustang comes with a copy of Auto Network Appraisal's illustrated and certified report that was compiled before ...
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£16,254
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£41,907
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