For Sale 66 HCS on ebay

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1966 Ford Mustang High Country Special | eBay

1966 Ford Mustang High Country Special Scroll Down for More Pictures •Make Ford •Model Mustang •Year 1966 •VIN 6R07C232713 •Exterior Aspen Gold •Interior Black •Engine 289ci V8 •Transmission Manual/Standard •Miles 98428 &#.

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Hope the link works. The Apen gold looks really yellow, but what do I know.

 

[Mosesatm]

$55K????!!!!!!

 

[Ricky Knapik]

Seems high for something the floor pans are about to fall out of. I know NOTHING about a 66 HCS! Someone please educate me! The only thing a see is a badge.

 

[Ruppstang]

It was only a badge and a special color.

 

[Restore]

Yes, and a lot problems for 54,000 , gt exhaust on non gt car, yellow paint on doors , pony seats and door panels, plastic after market rear interior quarters, annoying that if going to make it pony interior why would you keep standard dash , And most glaring has badge in wrong place

 

[Restore]

Yes one more repaint is to yellow, original was a paler yellow similar to meadow lark yellow

 

[66hcs-conv]

Seems high for something the floor pans are about to fall out of. I know NOTHING about a 66 HCS! Someone please educate me! The only thing a see is a badge.

From what I know, based on 27 years of HCS ownership and long ago conversations with Bob Teets: In 1966 Ford produced over 600,000 Mustangs. Only 333 of those were HCS cars. They all came to the Denver DSO via a train that carried all 333 Mustangs. All the HCS Mustangs were produced in the San Jose Ford plant. There are only 3 colors of '66 HCS cars; Timberline green, Columbine Blue (the state flower of Colorado), and Aspen gold. The metal HCS "badge" was installed at the local Ford dealership, and there is no "standard" , designated, or rule, that determined the location of the aforementioned badge. The HCS Mustang's were a sales promotion by Ford trying to boost sales in the Denver area.

See also https://highcountrymustang.com/the-high-country-special-mustang

The above is the best of my knowledge. I do not wish to argue with anybody: these old cars are supposed to be fun.

 

[Ricky Knapik]

From what I know, based on 27 years of HCS ownership and long ago conversations with Bob Teets: In 1966 Ford produced over 600,000 Mustangs. Only 333 of those were HCS cars. They all came to the Denver DSO via a train that carried all 333 Mustangs. All the HCS Mustangs were produced in the San Jose Ford plant. There are only 3 colors of '66 HCS cars; Timberline green, Columbine Blue (the state flower of Colorado), and Aspen gold. The metal HCS "badge" was installed at the local Ford dealership, and there is no "standard" , designated, or rule, that determined the location of the aforementioned badge. The HCS Mustang's were a sales promotion by Ford trying to boost sales in the Denver area.

See also https://highcountrymustang.com/the-high-country-special-mustang

The above is the best of my knowledge. I do not wish to argue with anybody: these old cars are supposed to be fun.

Thanks! So definitely noting "special" about them other than 333 produced. Probably not many left.