1966 Ford Mustang Pony interior

• Red coupe with a white vinyl roof looks bright and glossy in driveway photos — all twelve are exterior, taken in low sun with tree shadows across the paint.
• Despite the Pony interior headline, there is not one interior photo — the red pony trim cannot be checked at all.
• Identity flag: the VIN in the listing is a T-code six-cylinder car, yet the listing claims a 289 V8 and 8 cylinders — photos show no engine bay to settle it.
• Close wheel shots show the paint is mottled in places, though some of that is shadow — a full respray cannot be ruled in or out at this quality.
• Chrome and styled wheels look tidy, body looks straight, no rust or dents are clearly visible.
• No engine, underside or trunk photos — the mechanical car is entirely unproven.

Money: At $22,000 the tidy exterior alone does not carry the price — if the T-code VIN is correct this is a six-cylinder-origin coupe, and V8 money needs an engine photo and paperwork this sheet does not contain.