'66 mustang with 302 engine, C3 transmission

Michel,

If your car originally came with a 6 cylinder (straight 6, not a V6), you need to be aware that the suspension, brakes, and cooling system are different, and that hopefully these items were swapped over during the conversion processes. As for the 302, yes, plenty of direct models, your going to need to provide us with casting codes off the block and heads before we can tell you anything else about this.............In closing, just like any other Mustang of the 60's, rust is a major factor...............Look closely at the floors, inner fender panels, rockers, trunk floor, and frame rails for any signs of rust or poor rust repair................

Bill S.

Michel Wets wrote:

No, I drove a V8 '66 for many years that had drum brakes (non-power, even) on all four wheels. I think the discs were optional. Wish I'd had them.

Paul