This 1966 Ford Mustang left the factory as a Wimbledon White 289 fastback, and it has been refinished, overhauled, and modified. Highlighting the alterations is the 302ci V8, which is linked to a Tremec five-speed manual transmission. Wilwood brakes, double-staggered American Racing wheels, and a dual exhaust system with GT-style outlets were installed along with a front spoiler and a Shelby-style hood and scoops, and the car also has 302 badging, a billet grille, and a red interior with bucket seats. The car was delivered in Wimbledon White, and it was refinished in Raven Black with dual red stripes. A front spoiler and Shelby-style hood and scoops were added along with grille lights, Thunderbird-style taillights, a GT-style rear valance with dual exhaust outlets, and a Cobra-logo fuel filler. Boss 302-logo stripes run along the sides. Double-staggered American Racing wheels measure 19â³ up front and 20â³ out back, and they wear Falken tires. The car has four-wheel disc brakes with Wilwood front calipers as well as power steering. The cabin features front bucket seats and a rear bench with red Pony upholstery. The custom center console has an aftermarket shifter and a tachometer, and a vintage-look stereo has been installed.