1965 Ford Mustang

1964.5 Mustang | 4 Year Full Restoration | Rebuilt Original 289ci V8 Engine

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240719965

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Make:
Model:
VIN:
5F08D208385
Lot Number:
240719965
Condition:
Used
Odometer:
79,200 miles
(Exempt / TMU)
Engine:
289ci V8
Drive Type:
Transmission:
Automatic
Exterior Color:
Yellow
Interior Color:
Black
Vinyl Wrap:
Vehicle Location:
Massachusetts
  • Original 289ci V8 Engine (Rebuilt)
  • Original Automatic Transmission (Rebuilt)
  • Original Rear Differential (Rebuilt)
  • New Alternator
  • Power Front Disc Brakes
  • Upgraded Dual Reservoir Master Cylinder
  • Door Jambs Have Been Refinished
  • New Reproduction Weatherstripping and Rubber Parts
  • New Black Soft Top
  • Black Vinyl Convertible Top Boot is Present and is in Excellent Condition
  • Original Front and Rear Bumpers Have Been Rechromed
  • Original Grill and Grill Trim Have Been Rechromed
  • Emblems and Exterior Trim Have Been Replated and/or Polished
  • Headlamps Have Been Replaced
  • Rear Taillamps and Rechromed Original Housings
  • Engine Compartment and Firewall Have Been Restored to an As-Original Appearance
  • Carburetor Has Been Rebuilt
  • Engine Has Been Paint Detailed
  • Original Style Reproduction Stickers and Decals Have Been Applied for an As-Original Appearance
  • Original Style Hoses and Hose Clamps Have Been Installed for an As-Original Appearance
  • New Belts and Hoses Have Been Installed
  • A New Radiator, Heater Core and Blower Motor Have Been Installed
  • New Distributor Cap, Ignition Coil and Ignition Wiring Have Been Installed
  • Trunk Compartment Has Been Restored to an As-Original Appearance
  • Trunk Mat and Spare Tire Cover Have Been Replaced with Reproduction Parts
  • Original Style Spare Tire, Jack and Tools are Present
  • Reproduction Trunk Weatherstripping Has been Installed
  • Original Style Reproduction Stickers and Decals Have Been Applied to the Underside of the Trunk Lid for an As-Original Appearance
  • Interior Has Been Restored to an As-Original Appearance
  • Black Vinyl Front Bucket Seats Have Been Reupholstered in Original Style Materials with New Cushions and Padding
  • Original Style Seatbelts Have Been Installed
  • Black Vinyl Door Panels Have Been Replaced with Original Style Materials
  • A Wood Rimmed Steering Wheel Has Been Installed
  • Dash and Instruments are in Excellent Condition
  • Black Interior Carpeting Has Been Replaced with Original Style Materials
  • Upgraded Retro Sound AM/FM/Cassette Stereo
  • Undercarriage Has Been Restored
  • Chassis Components and Subframe Have Been Paint Detailed in an Original Style Satin Black Finish
  • Floors Have Been Paint Detailed in an Original Style Finish
  • Front Suspension is a Combination of Original and Rebuilt Parts
  • New Front Shock Absorbers Have Been Installed.
  • Rear Suspension is a Combination of Original and Rebuilt Parts
  • New Rear Shock Absorbers Have Been Installed
  • Rear Drum Brakes Have Been Rebuilt
  • New Steel and Rubber Fuel and Brake Lines Have Been Installed at Time of Restoration
  • 15 Inch Chrome Plated Styled Steel Wheels with Mustang Emblem Center Caps
  • Original Style Exhaust System Has Been Installed
  • 4 Year Full Restoration
  • 130K Invested Reported
  • 1964.5 Mustang

Overview of 1965 Ford Mustang For Sale by Owner

Today we have a 1965 Ford Mustang restored to perfection. A whopping $130,000 has been reportedly invested during its four-year full restoration. Therefore, this pony car can proudly boast most of its original parts such as the engine, exhaust system, and a host of interior and exterior elements. The undercarriage has been restored while the chassis components and subframe have been paint detailed in an original style satin black finish. All the door jambs are refinished along with new reproduction weather stripping and rubber parts. With a total of 79,200 miles on the odometer, this classic 1965 Mustang is for sale in Spencer, Massachusetts.

Exterior and Interior

Sitting on 15-inch chrome plated styled steel wheels with Mustang emblem center caps and cloaked in a Yellow paint job, this 1965 Ford Mustang looks fabulous with a new black soft top. The black vinyl convertible top boot is also present and in excellent condition. The original front and rear bumpers, and the original grill and grill trim have been rechromed. All emblems and the exterior trim have been replated and polished with the headlamps replaced and the rear tail lamps rechromed with original housings. Original style reproduction stickers and decals have been applied, and original style hoses and hose clamps have been installed to keep the looks of this restoration as authentic as possible. The trunk compartment too has been restored to look the part with a trunk mat and spare tire cover replaced with reproduction parts. The original style spare tire, jack and tools are present along with reproduction trunk weather stripping installed and original style reproduction stickers and decals applied to the underside of the trunk lid. The black interior has been restored to look all original with the black vinyl front bucket seats reupholstered in their original style materials with new cushions and padding. You get an upgraded Retro Sound AM/FM/Cassette stereo, the original style seatbelts and a wood rimmed steering wheel. The black vinyl door panels and the black carpeting have been replaced with original style materials while the dash and instruments are in excellent condition.

Engine

Under the hood of this 1965 Ford Mustang is the original 289ci V8 engine paired to the original automatic transmission and rear differential which all have been rebuilt. You’ve got a new alternator, power front disc brakes, radiator, heater core, blower motor, distributor cap, ignition coil, ignition wiring, and an upgraded dual reservoir master cylinder. The carburetor and rear drum brakes have been rebuilt. The engine compartment and firewall have been restored to look original, while the rebuilt engine has been paint detailed. New belts and hose, new front and rear shock absorbers, and new steel and rubber fuel and brake lines are installed at the time of restoration. The front and rear suspension is a combination of original and rebuilt parts.

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Current Ask
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