NO RESERVE 1965 289 V8 Classic Rare 65

Ford Mustang 1965 Description

1965 Mustang CoupeManufactured in San JoseOriginal A-Code 225 hp 289 V8 with the original 4 barrel carburetor (just rebuilt)Automatic C4 transmissionPower steeringFront disc brakesFactory air conditioningWhite interior with center consoleClean title
It has about 10,000 miles on the rebuilt engine. It was kept as stock as possible, oring it .02 inches over, nd also had the transmission rebuilt at the same time.
Within the last few months I've drained the fuel tank, leaned all fuel lines (replacing the rubber ones), eplaced the fuel filter, leaned the spark plugs,replaced the coil, illed it with non-ethanol fuel, led the brake lines, hen let my 15-year-old son drive it around the block...slowly.
The exterior condition is good with no dents.The original color was Rangoon Red but we just had it repainted last month a darker color which is similar looking to the Mustang color Vintage Burgundy.
Nice 14-inch Ultra aluminum modular wheels with knock-offs.
Overall, t looks real nice, ounds tough, nd attracts compliments often.
The interior is generally in good condition with some seams coming apart on the seat upholstery and head liner which are all original.
New interiors are really cheap to buy these days.
It has no leaks, hough, o there is no rust, old or mildew in the interior.
Is the car perfect? No. It is a 50-year-old car that has sat in a garage for a long time. But it hasn't been ruined either.
So if you are looking for a really solid classic Mustang, his one is worth a look.
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A $500 non-refundable deposit via Paypal is required immediately after the auction ends.Vehicle is sold as-is. No warranty. No refunds! Balance due within 3 days and payable in cash, ashiers check, r wire transfer. Note: Cashiers checks usually take longer to clear.