- 1965 Ford Mustang GT Fastback
- 289ci “Hi-Po” V8
- Holley 600 CFM 4-Barrel Carburetor
- 4-Speed Top Loader Manual
- RWD
- Raven Black Exterior
- Pony Red Interior
- GT Package
- Styled Steel Wheels
- Pony Interior Option
- Rally-Pac Gauges
- 9" Rear End, 3.50:1 Gears
- Full Restoration
- Past Points Champion – New England Mustang Club
- 1st Place Winner – National Mustang Show
The definitive American car, Ford’s Mustang pony car brought joy to millions of people since its launch in September 1964. Today, it remains the only pony car on sale, in the seventh generation of production. The first generation Mustang was the brainchild of Lee Iacocca and Donald N. Frey. It swept people off their feet, jammed up dealerships with eager crowds of buyers, and sold over half a million for its first proper year of production; 1965. That’s where this 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback comes from, and it’s of the desirable Fastback body style too. We’re told that this 86,919-mile car has undergone a full restoration, and is a 1st place winner at the National Mustang Show. That’s not all; it’s also a Past Points Champion at the New England Mustang Club.
Exterior and Interior
Wearing a striking Raven Black exterior paint job, this 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback looks superbly sporty in its iconic Fastback body style, aided by the GT Package, styled steel wheels and red details. The iconic galloping pony mascot sits proudly at the center of the front grille, flanked by the car’s headlamps and foglamps. At the rear, two exhaust pipes and triple-element taillamps constitute the car’s farewell card, the former emitting a low but noticeable V8 rumble. Chrome bumpers, chrome details and chrome mirrors add some touches of glint. The striking Pony Red interior of this 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback looks inviting and awaits up to four adults to be accommodated in comfort. With Rally-Pac gauges a wood-rimmed steering wheel and seat belts, it’s definitely a fun place to be. You’ve also got a surprisingly large trunk as the Mustang was designed to appeal to families too.
Engine
This 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback comes with the 289ci Hi-Po V8 under the hood. Period ratings for this particular engine in 1965 were quoted as 271hp and 312lb-ft; it was the most powerful available for 1965 and 1966. A 4-speed Top Loader manual gearbox allows you to feed the power to the 9” rear end and its 3.50:1 gears in the fashion that you choose. Because let’s face it, a sporty Mustang needs a proper manual transmission.
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