1966 mustang for first car?
#11
I'd stay away from a salvage title one.
I bought my 67 when I was 15 and restored it through high school while daily driving it. I eventually got tired of it about 3 years after that and sold it for a newer mustang. It was fun to work on but was frustrating for me when it would break down going to school.
If I was to do it again, I would have a cheap beater of a DD and then have the mustang as a project. I currently daily a civic sedan, but have a 64 GMC in the garage that I am restoring.
I bought my 67 when I was 15 and restored it through high school while daily driving it. I eventually got tired of it about 3 years after that and sold it for a newer mustang. It was fun to work on but was frustrating for me when it would break down going to school.
If I was to do it again, I would have a cheap beater of a DD and then have the mustang as a project. I currently daily a civic sedan, but have a 64 GMC in the garage that I am restoring.
#12
I say go for it, especially if you can find one running and have a little bit of dough to make some investments in upgrades. You could put a summit carb on it with a choke and makes them very streetable and easy adjusted, or a little more and an efi carb system.
Post some pics or links of the ones you are looking at!
Post some pics or links of the ones you are looking at!
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