1966 Mustang Body and Sheet Metal

1966 Ford Mustang Body and Sheet Metal

Perfect Your 1966 Mustang's Appearance with Body and Sheet Metal

1966 Mustang Body and Sheet Metal

1966 Ford Mustang Body and Sheet Metal

Perfect Your 1966 Mustang's Appearance with Body and Sheet Metal

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  1. M126L
    Driver Side Floor to Firewall Extension Mustang 65-70
    Rating:
    82%
    $50.99 MSRP $63.71
  2. Scott Drake Door Hinge Pin And Bushing 2-1/2" Kit Mustang 1965-1968
    Scott Drake Door Hinge Pin And Bushing 2-1/2" Kit Mustang 1965-1968
    Rating:
    94%
    $21.99 MSRP $27.79
  3. Cowl Side Panel Driver Side Mustang 1965-1966
    Cowl Side Panel Driver Side Mustang 1965-1966
    Rating:
    61%
    $47.99 MSRP $56.99
  4. HDSC1
    Hood Scoop Fiberglass Unpainted Bolt-On GT350 Mustang 1965-1966
    Rating:
    70%
    $157.95
  5. Hidden Amplified Antenna With 65" Power And Antenna Cable
    Hidden Amplified Antenna With 65" Power And Antenna Cable
    Rating:
    97%
    $26.99 MSRP $31.95
  6. HW963
    Body Rubber Bumper Kit Mustang 1965-1966
    Rating:
    91%
    $27.99 MSRP $30.99
  7. Hood Hinge Spring Concours Mustang 1965-1969
    Hood Hinge Spring Concours Mustang 1965-1969
    Rating:
    100%
    $24.34
  8. HW1389
    CJ Classics Door Window Front Stop Mustang 1965-1968
    Rating:
    100%
    $21.99 MSRP $29.99
  9. 3630P
    Scott Drake Full Shock Tower Assembly Passenger Side Mustang 65-66
    Rating:
    80%
    $819.95
  10. M109R
    Trunk Drop Off Passenger Side Mustang 1965-1970
    Rating:
    84%
    $22.99 MSRP $44.99
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1966 Ford Mustang Body and Sheet Metal

Over time, the dents, dings, rust, and debris associated with car ownership start to add up and your 1966 Mustang might need some touching up. With 1966 Ford Mustang body and sheet metal parts, you can do everything from replacing a body panel to getting a set of spare keys. In addition to repairing your Mustang, sheet metal parts can also be used to customize your Mustang.

One of the hardest parts of restoring a classic Mustang is tracking down the hinges, latches, and bolts that you'll need to make your '66 Ford Mustang feel new. Here, we've collected some of the most commonly replaced parts as well as some of the most unique customizations. Whether you're on the hunt for an authentic antenna assembly or considering adding restomod flair with carbon fiber parts, there are options available for every build.