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1965' Ford Mustang

$54,950

Published 21 August 2021ID: YdNSEE

Expired
3 years, 4 months ago

Information from the owner

Body: Convertible

Age: 56 years

Transmission: Automatic

Exterior color: Blue

Seller's comments about 1965' Ford Mustang

1965 Mustang ‘C’ Code ‘289’ Convertible that is very rare with a great history presented in just top Driven Show condition, here is for sure a very rare one Family owned car out of Tennessee with just outstanding documentation, shown with an exceptional rare original body with a beautiful Caspian Dark Blue Metallic paint with great luster, white top, factory blue bucket seated interior, factory blue steering wheel, nice blue dash pad, blue carpet, brand new has just a terrific factory body with all original panels and lazar straight sides, has added are the uprated GT front lights and the rear valence GT dual exhausts, lower stainless rockers, there are lots of specifics of the ‘numbers’ throughout the car and the fine history thusly making this 1965 Mustang convertible ready for a serious investment quality car with the top standards set for the demanding Mustang collector, just an excellent lower underchassis with great torque boxes, only the footwells being expertly replaced, now see the factory original Data Tag presented with the breakdown, also emphasis is on very top mechanicals when finished out of the Fraser Dante professional shop, this has the fully dated 289cid engine with the factory 2v carburetor and Ford intake that come with the car, having sat for a while, this now is being setup with the new, very expensive Edelbrock AVS2 500cfm electric choke carburetor and the Performer aluminum intake, now uprated with the dual GT exhaust system, has the new fuel tank just installed, C-4 automatic transmission, original factory Carlite tinted windshield with factory seals still in the car, please review and see all these important LINKS in later in this report for the detailed specifics, this is a February 2, 1965 build with the car sale being made on February 10, 1965 in Knoxville, Tennessee