- White exterior
- Red/White Interior
- Pony Interior reported by current owner
- Repainted
- Body work done reported by current owner
- Original Pony interior reported by current owner
- New carpeting with extra sound deadening installed
- Disc brakes on all 4 corners
- Power steering conversion
- New leaf springs recently installed
- New shocks recently installed
- New wires and plugs
- Gel battery
- New wheels and tires
- 289ci V8
- Rebuilt engine by previous owner
- Automatic transmission - rebuilt
- Candy Apple Red painted stripe with metallic flake - not a decal
- Recently replaced LED headlights
- New tail lights
- New Blinkers
- Bluetooth AM/FM radio with hands free
- Current owner reports most documentation available except for the engine rebuilt since that was done by the previous owner
- 4 Barrel Carburetor
A first-generation Ford Mustang is a car that nearly everyone who grew up in the '60s aspires to own. Scratch that; anyone who grew up in the '70s, '80s, or even the '90s will have a lust for the one that started the whole pony car craze. Thankfully, Ford made enough Mustangs to have plenty to spare. That’s why this particular 1965 Ford Mustang is a fantastic first classic for an aspiring petrolhead. The car has reportedly received bodywork, a rebuilt engine and gearbox, and many more refinements to bring it to this level. Moreover, it’s got just 39,700 miles on the clock. The current owner has most documentation available for the work done, save for the engine rebuild, since that was reportedly done by the previous owner.
Exterior and Interior
The fetching red and white color theme of this 1965 Ford Mustang sets the stage for a playful and exciting car that’s not afraid to party. The car rolls on new wheels and tires and sports new taillamps plus new blinkers. Meanwhile, the headlamps have been upgraded to LED units, adding excellent night-time drivability that would have been unthinkable when this car left the factory. Finally, you may note that this car is the hardtop variant. While the fastback and convertible are the more common ones, the hardtop offers a more conventional shape, which is excellent in its own right. The "Red/White Pony" interior of this 1965 Ford Mustang is reportedly original. However, there’s new carpeting and extra sound-deadening installed for a quieter and more refined ride. The interior can accommodate four adults in comfort, and there’s a Bluetooth FM/AM radio, which also offers hands-free capabilities. Otherwise, it’s a fantastic '60s time capsule to behold. Even the trunk looks in great shape and can swallow up a lot of luggage.
Engine
The 289ci V8 of this 1965 Ford Mustang has been rebuilt, as has its automatic transmission, sending drive to the rear wheels. The car has also received a power steering conversion for easier maneuvering, plus four-wheel disc brakes for sure-footed stopping power. Then, there are new shock absorbers and leaf springs, plus new wires and plugs and a new gel battery. With the engine fed by a potent 4-barrel carburetor, you can roar down any street with poise and purpose.
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