Not Sold | 1966 Ford Mustang Low 33,000 mile example believed to be genuine

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Not Sold (Est: £23,000 - £29,000)

1966 Ford Mustang Low 33,000 mile example believed to be genuine

United Kingdom • 12 Sept 2026 • Lot 186

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1966 Ford Mustang is a low-mileage example, believed to be genuine at 33,699 miles. It has undergone an extensive bare-metal restoration completed in 2015, including mechanical and interior work, but may require minor recommissioning and brake attention due to storage.

Condition

7

The car is described as being in 'very lovely, restored condition' with a photographic record of the work. However, it is noted that 'a minor service or minor recommissioning may be required' and the brakes 'will also require some attention (needing to be pumped for pressure)' due to being in storage. This indicates some wear and a need for minor reconditioning.

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Transmission:

Automatic

Chassis No:

6F07T712054

Odometer:

33,699 miles

Reg Number:

NPD 29L

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Year: 1966 Make: Ford Model: Mustang Registration: NPD 29L Chassis No: 6F07T712054 Odometer: 33,699 The Ford Mustang was unveiled in April 1964 and became an immediate sensation, creating an entirely new class of affordable sporting car.

Its handsome styling, broad range of specifications and everyday usability made it one of the defining American cars of the 1960s.

For 1966, Ford introduced the Sprint 200 package, based around the dependable 200 cubic-inch, 3.3-litre straight-six engine and enhanced with a selection of sporting details.

This very attractive example is presented in crisp Olympic White with red accent trim and a smart red interior.

Now UK registered, it is fitted with the 3.3-litre six-cylinder engine coupled to an automatic gearbox, while power-assisted steering makes it particularly approachable and enjoyable to use on British roads.

The accompanying documentation indicates that the Mustang underwent an extensive bare-metal, nut-and-bolt restoration, understood t...