'66 Mustang GT Fastback, #s 289/4-sp, Orig Paint, Stored 35 Years
 

What a find...wonder what the current selling dealer bought it for.

Love the original California black plates, too.

Link to 1966 Mustang GT Fastback eBay auction
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That car speaks to me

Agreed! What a neat car.

Agreed again! Lots of good details here: rocker blackout spray and overspray on frame rails/pans, unpainted metal circles on frame from being bolted down to chassis jig on assembly line, unpainted natural body floor metal plugs, frame rail yellow stenciling, production date consistent with red oxide primer undercarriage at San Jose plant (non-batch color), firewall and frame blackout, body color rear wheel wells…. Man….I REEEEEEEAAAAALLLY like this one.

Cheers
Dave

Not too mention the factory tie down hooks.

That’s what the other thing was I meant to post:biggthumpup: Thanks Rick! :biggthumpup: Wonder if there’s remnants of that decal under the plate on the rear valance?:dunno::hmmm:

Cheers
Dave

The seller put a BIN of $82,995 on it today:shocked:

:hmmm:

is it still "speaking" to you!!

The world has gone mad......it will be fun to see the final bid. Its a cool car but come on folks.

Paul

ahhhhhh............hell no

Yep. Nuts. I understand the originality and such, but…….:bs:

Cheers
Dave

Way too much cake for this one!

In other news -

https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=850186

K

It's nuts everywhere anymore, even with trucks.

Makes me wonder what my piece of junk is worth....haha.

Paul

$100k+ for a first gen Blazer - what sort of folks are buying these at those prices?

In The next 12 months or less things are going to change on new, used and collectibles. I read that repossession rates are at an all time high sadly.

Bid to $46,900.00.

The phrase “Pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered” comes to mind.

Relisted in the link below for $69,995:

Link to 1966 Fastback eBay auction
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Seller is dreaming in technicolor!!