1966 Ford Mustang Convertible – Emberglo (A-Code)
Offered for sale is this beautifully presented 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible, finished in the rare, one-year-only Emberglo color. This striking bronze-metallic hue, paired with the two-tone Pony Deluxe interior, gives the car an elegant and highly desirable appearance that stands out among mid-1960s Mustangs.
This Mustang benefits from a nice older restoration. The paint remains deep, glossy, and vibrant, still showing excellent shine and depth. Panel fit and overall presentation reflect careful ownership and pride of maintenance.
Under the hood is the desirable A-Code cubic inch V8, producing 225 horsepower, equipped with a 4-barrel Autolite 4100 carburetor with automatic choke. Power is delivered smoothly through an automatic transmission, making this Mustang a pleasure to drive both in town and on longer journeys.
options include:
GT Package
Power steering
Front disc brakes
Power-operated convertible top
Center console
Styled Steel Wheels
These features significantly enhance drivability, comfort, and collectability. The GT package and A-Code engine combination place this car among the more sought-after 1966 Mustangs.
Overall, this is a well-equipped, rare-color Mustang Convertible with strong visual appeal, classic V8 performance, and timeless style—ready to be enjoyed, shown, or added to a serious collection.
Brief History – 1966 Ford Mustang
The 1966 model year marked one of the most successful periods in Mustang history. Building on the phenomenal launch of 1964½ and 1965, Ford refined the Mustang with improved options, better interiors, and expanded performance packages.
The A-Code 289 V8 was a popular upgrade, offering an excellent balance of power and reliability. The GT package added sportier styling and improved braking, reinforcing the Mustang’s reputation as both a stylish cruiser and a capable performance car.
The Emberglo paint color was offered for one year only, making it especially desirable today. Combined with the Pony Interior and convertible body style, it represents the height of mid-1960s American automotive design.
