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Win a Classic Four-Speed 1966 Ford Mustang AND a 2023 F-150… AND the Trailer to tow the Mustang with to your favorite event — AND $28,000 to cover the taxes. Have we got your attention yet?
One-Owner 1966 Mustang
“On March 2, 1966 the one millionth Mustang rolled off the assembly line at the Dearborn Assembly plant. In doing so, the Mustang not only set a new U.S. passenger car production record, but was also hailed as having the greatest impact on the American economy of any new car since World War II, with retail sales of more than $2.8 billion and more than $180 million paid in wages.” –— Ford
Enter to Win a Fully Restored One Owner 1966 Ford Mustang
Add some classic Mustang excitement to your life when you bring home a fully restored one-owner Ford Mustang sport coupe in our Show & Tow Dream Giveaway brought to you by CJ Pony Parts.
This award-winning classic Mustang sports an original color combination of Candy Apple Red paint over a stylish Parchment with burgundy interior.
Let’s skip right to the fun stuff. This classic one-owner Mustang was born with a 289ci V-8 engine, which was blueprinted during a nut-and-bolt restoration. Backing that legendary V-8 is a factory 4-speed manual transmission. Sound cool? Oh, factory air conditioning, still blowing cold. That’s cool, too! ENTER NOW!
This 1966 Ford Mustang is the “show” part of this giveaway! The “tow” part is a brand-new 2023 Ford F-150 truck! If you’re the winner, you will take home the Mustang and the F-150, plus a car-hauler trailer. And, we’ll pay out $28,000 for the prize taxes.
One day back in 1965, a young Air Force career man special ordered a brand-new Mustang for fun and adventure. He picked Candy Apple Red paint, a classy Parchment cabin, a stick shift to row through four forward gears and a spiffy air-conditioning system offered from the factory.
For over 30 years, this Mustang, truly his pride and joy, went with him wherever he travelled. Upon his retirement, he performed a nut-and-bolt restoration on his wonderful Mustang, keeping records, receipts and photographs and making it look brand-new once again.
Unfortunately, the original owner is no longer with us. That makes you the second owner if you have the winning ticket.
This classic 1966 Ford Mustang belongs in one place — your garage! So, enter now.
Yes, It’s a Trophy Magnet
This Mustang’s original owner enjoyed showing off his classic ride at car shows and his detailing bag is still in the trunk. If you like populating your backseat with first-place trophies at car shows, this classic Mustang already has a proven track record of First-place wins. If you want a special ride for a Saturday night or just like classic iron in your garage, this 1966 Mustang will keep you smiling day in and day out.
So, what are you waiting for? You can take home this fully restored 1966 Mustang, a 2023 Ford F-150 truck and a car hauler. Plus, if you are the winner, we will pay out $28,000 for the taxes so that you don’t have to.
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2023 Ford F-150 — “The Hauler”
“When you think “pickup truck” the one that probably comes to mind is the Ford F-150. The perennial best-seller [enters] the modern era with an aluminum body, a V-8 and all of Ford’s best tech. If you want a work truck, this F-150 has everything you need and nothing you don’t!” –Car and Driver
Enter to Win a 2023 Ford F-150 Truck
From construction workers to chiropractors, moms to machinists, drivers just like you have loved the Ford F-150 truck for decades! Now it’s your turn to put a “built Ford tough” 2023 Ford F-150 truck in your garage in our exciting, all-new Show & Tow Dream Giveaway brought to you by CJ Pony Parts.
Keep reading to learn how you can win this 2023 Ford F-150 with the 5.0L 400 hp V-8 engine, a truly powerful and rugged truck that combines classic Ford toughness with modern engineering and technology.
This 2023 Ford F-150 is the “tow” part of this giveaway! The “show” part is a classic, one-owner and fully restored 1966 Ford Mustang! If you’re the winner, you will take home the F-150 and the Mustang, plus a car-hauler trailer. And, we’ll pay out $28,000 for the prize taxes. ENTER NOW!
Make a donation today to help veterans and kids and you’ll be one step closer to scoring the keys and the title to this 2023 Ford F-150 loaded with great “born-with” options like the STX appearance package, the FX4 off-road package and a Class IV trailer hitch. Plus, we’ve added great Ford Performance wheels from Stage 3 Motorsports.
This grand-prize 2023 Ford F-150 delivers all the horsepower you demand for a trek down the highway and every bit of the torque you need to trailer a cool, classic Mustang with comfort.
Under the hood, the 5.0L V-8 engine roars through dual-exhaust pipes with 400 horsepower and 410 lbs. of torque. Whether you need the power for work or play, the F-150 delivers with impressive performance and reliability.
F150 — Chock Full of Factory Options
The 2023 F-150 looks ready to conquer any challenge on the road or off it. It comes nicely optioned with the following extra-cost factory upgrades:
• 5.0L V-8 engine (a $2,335 extra cost)
• 3.73 rear axle (a $570 extra cost)
• Color coordinated carpet (a $145 extra cost)
• Black running boards (a $250 extra cost)
• STX appearance package (a $2,585 extra cost)
• Auto start-stop delete (a $50 extra cost)
• Class IV trailer hitch (a $315 extra cost)
• FX4 off-road package (a $1,095 extra cost)
Plus, Katzkin has decked your new F150 out in a custom red/black leather interior.
So, what are you waiting for? You can take home this 2023 Ford F-150 truck, a fully restored 1966 Mustang and a car hauler. Plus, if you are the winner, we will pay out $28,000 for the taxes so that you don’t have to. ENTER NOW!
Rick Seitz is the owner and founder of AutoCentric Media, the parent company to Timeless Muscle Magazine, and has a true love and passion for all vehicles. When he isn’t tuning, testing, or competing with the magazine’s current crop of project vehicles, he’s busy tinkering and planning the next round modifications for his own cars.
