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No, This 1966 Ford on Bring a Trailer Is Not a Mustang
Key takeaways
- This ultra-rare variant was sold new in Europe, where Ford's pony car was badged T5.
- Courtesy: Bring a Trailer Here's the Mustang that Ford built without a name.It's a rare K-code V-8 car, and it came with 271 horsepower from the factory.This car is nicely restored and has a great color combination.
- Pay no attention to the galloping horse emblem on the front of this elegant little black coupe; this is not a 1960s Mustang.
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This ultra-rare variant was sold new in Europe, where Ford's pony car was badged T5.
Courtesy: Bring a Trailer Here's the Mustang that Ford built without a name.It's a rare K-code V-8 car, and it came with 271 horsepower from the factory.This car is nicely restored and has a great color combination.
Pay no attention to the galloping horse emblem on the front of this elegant little black coupe; this is not a 1960s Mustang. Well, not in name anyway. Found on Bring a Trailer (which, like Car and Driver, is part of Hearst Autos), this 1966 Ford is a T5, the internal project code used during Mustang development. Why? Read on.
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