6T09K134562 NIR

  • New E-Bay Listing: 66 K GT FB

    By Seller: "jusssstforeplay"

    In Huntington Beach, CA

    BIN Price: $32k

    Listing Info:


    <BLOCKQUOTE id=quote><font size=1 face="Verdana" id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>Hipo Mustang "K" code GT

    1966 Mustang GT Fastback K-Code V8 271hp, Fast!


    Yes we're back! We are re-listing this car due to the previous auctions being "PHISHED" and Stolen by Swindlers and listed up with a low purchase price. This is the real deal - real auction - real car.


    Miles: 93,800

    Trans: automatic

    Interior: black

    VIN#6T09K134562

    Exterior: red


    You're viewing a true GT Hipo Fastback,which has undergone a major restoration that includes an

    extensive engine and transmission rebuild. Rare model built with the C-4 automatic. Its authenticity is

    documented by factory original build plate on the passenger inner fender panel, and its original door trim

    tag. Engine rebuilt by Jasper and has very few miles on an expensive overhaul that includes solid lifters,

    of course, and hardened valve seats to permit today's low-octane gasoline.


    The high-performance engine combined with its 9-inch differential and a 3:50 axle ration makes this

    factory sleeper light 'em up--or be surprisingly smooth. Your manipulation of the throttle determines your

    performance destiny. And, gas mileage. Yes, it goes. And it stops, thanks to the factory disc brakes on

    front. Handles well, too, due to the quick-steering ratio and the Shelby-like heavy duty suspension. New

    shocks fore and aft help the ride even more. No power steering, no power brakes. Yet it does turn easily

    enough, and was never intended to have the flimsy, leaky power steering with which the non-performance

    models came. Don't think for a minute, though, that the C-4 automatic holds her back. Quite the contrary.

    In heavy stop-and-go traffic, the C-4 is a pleasure...as opposed to the factory stiff clutches that came

    with the 4-speed models that render your left foot officially dead in congestion.


    Factory dual exhaust with glasspacks is, in itself, a delight to hear. It breathes. Very healthy, especially

    with those solid lifters chattering in harmony to sound like fine music to an auto afficionado's ear. Like a symphony,

    waiting for the crescendo. As stated, the original C5AE-6015E engine was rebuilt by Jasper. Not cheap, either,

    but Jasper engines are famous for running strong and lasting forever. And they usually include a few additional

    horsepower and torque. Yes, this car starts up easily and will boogie! Cranks up with a few pumps after sitting

    for weeks or months at a time. Yep, I'm guilty as charged. Far too many cars. That's why this Candy Apple Red

    fastback is on the auction block. Also has original #19 and 21 heads, exhaust manifolds and a vintage Shelby

    high-rise aluminum intake manifold. New radiator and shroud, new chrome, new emblems, new upholstery, new fuel tank,

    brake lines and much more. Fresh black Pony interior, woodgrain dash, console, and glovebox.


    Like most Ford small blocks with good radiators, this one runs very cool--even on a hot day.


    Painted about two years ago. Body is straight with good body lines. Had professional full-length floor pans

    professionally installed and numerous coats of red oxide applied over the inside and underside. All gauges function

    properly, as do lights. Doors were lubed internally so that windows roll up and down as they should. Originally

    coded for black "standard" plain-Jane interior, this one now is upgraded to "Pony" all the way--including new seat

    foam, console, deluxe gauges. Car needs nothing, except someone to drive and nurture this gem--and watch its

    value increase versus decrease like stocks, CDs and most other investments now. Previous owner inherited the

    fastback from his father, and performed a quickie restoration on it in the early '90s. In the past three years,

    about $17,000 was spent to bring it to its current level. This is a very fine driver. Mechanically and cosmetically

    sharp. But not a $100.000 trailer queen headed for Pebble Beach. Yet, this is priced at one third of the Pebble

    Beach 100-point car. Also, an expensive, never-installed Pony freshly rebuilt #s-correct carburetor and an

    original #s dual-point distributor will accompany this K-code fastback to its new owner...at the buy-it-now price.


    Good luck bidding. My home telly is (714) 848-9255 should you have questions...that I shall try to answer.

    The car is located in Surf City, California.


    Please no trade offers. This car is for SALE only, Thank you.


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    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/196…1QQcmdZViewItem


    Edited by - 66tiger on 03/23/2009 11:27:08

  • Looks nice - I wouldn't have advertised the 17K part - makes it sound like a CHEAP corner cut restoration to me...Full floors, new paint, new interior, new engine rebuild, etc....


    still, the price seems very reasonable for a finished driveable fastback.

  • Rally Pacs are not standard equipment but rather an extra cost option. They could be factory installed, dealer installed or bought over the counter and installed by the customer.


    -Fred-

    65 Koupe early San Jose Phoenician Yellow 4 speed
    66 GT Koupe Dearborn Blue 4 speed
    66 KGT San Jose fastback pony interior Silver Frost 4 speed
    64 Falcon sedan delivery 289 4 speed
    65 Ranchero 289 4 speed
    66 Corvette roadster 427/425 4 speed

  • The real Achellies <img src=images/icon_smile_question.gif border=0 align=middle> heel is the C-4.....There are a precious few left unmolested.... They were so often unknowingly swapped for an ordinary C-4..... The internals are so different...so careful, very careful examination of the trans is vital to the integity of the Kar. this C-4 is the hallmark of the rarest K codes left...good luck..<img src=images/icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=images/icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

  • This Kar has been discussed here previously. There are other links attached to the following link:


    http://www.hipomustang.com/hpmx/topic.asp…rms=6T09K134562


    -Fred-

    65 Koupe early San Jose Phoenician Yellow 4 speed
    66 GT Koupe Dearborn Blue 4 speed
    66 KGT San Jose fastback pony interior Silver Frost 4 speed
    64 Falcon sedan delivery 289 4 speed
    65 Ranchero 289 4 speed
    66 Corvette roadster 427/425 4 speed

  • Back on Ebay again with a slightly lower Buy-It-Now of $36,695:


    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/…K%3AMEWAX%3AVRI


    -Fred-

    65 Koupe early San Jose Phoenician Yellow 4 speed
    66 GT Koupe Dearborn Blue 4 speed
    66 KGT San Jose fastback pony interior Silver Frost 4 speed
    64 Falcon sedan delivery 289 4 speed
    65 Ranchero 289 4 speed
    66 Corvette roadster 427/425 4 speed

  • Brock, you are correct on this. I looked at all of the related posts on this Kar and the previous owner did not mention the probability that this is not a Hipo short block. All that has ever been mentioned is that the C5AE 6015 E cast block has been rebuilt. This would lead some people to believe that it is a Hipo short block. There are a lot of pictures of things that are unimportant to the authenticity of the Kar but none of importnant issues like the rear end, undercarriage and VIN stamp on the block. I should have looked at this Kar when the previous owner was much closer to me. Perhaps someone closer to the Kar should inspect it.


    -Fred-

    65 Koupe early San Jose Phoenician Yellow 4 speed
    66 GT Koupe Dearborn Blue 4 speed
    66 KGT San Jose fastback pony interior Silver Frost 4 speed
    64 Falcon sedan delivery 289 4 speed
    65 Ranchero 289 4 speed
    66 Corvette roadster 427/425 4 speed

  • Back on Ebay again with a slightly lower Buy-It-Now of $35,795:


    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/For…5fCarsQ5fTrucks


    -Fred-

    65 Koupe early San Jose Phoenician Yellow 4 speed
    66 GT Koupe Dearborn Blue 4 speed
    66 KGT San Jose fastback pony interior Silver Frost 4 speed
    64 Falcon sedan delivery 289 4 speed
    65 Ranchero 289 4 speed
    66 Corvette roadster 427/425 4 speed

  • If the block is questionable, the C-4 is exremely suspect..<img src=images/icon_smile_evil.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=images/icon_smile_evil.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=images/icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=images/icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

  • Of note on this Kar is the crack in the door where the door latch screws on by the data plate. The apron where the buck tag screws down looks pretty rough also like it may have some scaly rust although it is possible that the engine compartment was just not prepped well before it was painted. The 4 way flasher switch is not properly mounted in the glove box but rather to the right of the steering column under the dash.


    -Fred-

    65 Koupe early San Jose Phoenician Yellow 4 speed
    66 GT Koupe Dearborn Blue 4 speed
    66 KGT San Jose fastback pony interior Silver Frost 4 speed
    64 Falcon sedan delivery 289 4 speed
    65 Ranchero 289 4 speed
    66 Corvette roadster 427/425 4 speed

  • I spoke with the person who owned the car in April of 09 when it showed up on Ebay the first time. I asked about the small damper. His reply was that the folks at Jasper lost the big damper and put the small one on in its place. He also said it didn't matter because the engine was now internally balanced. This was all told to him by the guy he bought it from he said. When I asked him if he would be willing to pull the pan or in some way gaurantee that the motor had the correct internals he became indignant. I also asked if he was willing to take some pictures of the transmission servo ect. Again unwilling.

  • I emailed the seller and asked if the engine and transmission were stamped with the VIN# and also asked if it had a tag on the rear end. He replied "engine is not stamped and a lot of engines built in the plant where the k-code was made were not stamped, same for trans". As for the rear end he replied "what kind of tag on the rear are you looking for" and so I gave him an example and will see if he replies.

    I thought that pretty much all K Code engines and transmissions were stamped with the VIN for warranty purposes.

    Jack

  • While we can never know with 100% certainty how many K codes came out of the assembly plant without VIN stamped engines and transmissions, the one thing that we can all agree on is that Ford did <i><b>intend</b></i> to have all K engines and transmissions stamped.

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