[GGregory]

I have a 66 GT coupe with the following codes and I was wondering if any of you Mustang people could tell me what these codes mean?

Vin - 6F07A165---, Door tag - 65A, P, 26, 15L, 53, 1, 5. Carb tag - C6ZFA , B 5K B, Engine tag - 289 C 6610, 5L 250 - S, Engine block - O C5AE - 6015E, Intake - 5K 26.

I believe that the drive train is all original to the car and so is all the metal and GT badges and etc.

Thanks, Greg

[Veronica]

Hello. 6F07A is a 66 model car, coupe (07) 289 4bbl (A)
65A/standard interior coupe, P/ Antique Bronze, 26/ black standard interior, 15L/ scheduled production date of november 15th, 1965, 1/ 3.00:1 rear end, 5/ 4-speed manual transmission, C6ZF-A is the carb used on an A code with a manual transmission, 5KB is the date code,with 5 meaning 1965, K means october, and b means the second week of the month. On the engine tag, the 289 is the displacement, the C means the motor came from the Cleveland plant, the 66 means that it's destined for a 66 model car, the 10 is the design change level, the 5L is when the motor was actually built which is november of 65, 250-S is an engine plant code which means that this motor is an A code (289 4bbl/premium fuel) C5AE-6015-E is the casting number for a 289 engine block, 5K26 on the intake is a date code, october 26th, 1965. This is all perfectly consistant with what an 'A' code Mustang with a scheduled production date of 15L would have left the factory with.

[GGregory]

Veronica,

Thanks' for the info. Now I know for sure what I have. I did think it was a number's matching car and now you confirmed that for me with you great knowledge. Thanks bunches!

Greg