- 1965 MY Ford Mustang
- New stroker engine installed
- Less than 200 miles on new engine
- Interior recently upholstered
- Car recently repainted
- New dash panel installed
- 347 Stroker engine
Hollywood and the Ford Mustang is a relationship that has been strong over the years. The Mustang is so popular on the big screen thanks to hotshot actors like Steve Mc queen using the first generation Mustang as the car to suit their "hero" personality. The 70s even saw the iconic Elanor Mustang's birth, made famous by the gone in 60 seconds movie. With the Mustang earning its legendary status, it's time you got in the fun as well with this 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback we have today.
Exterior and Interior
With a choice of body trims to choose from on the first-generation Mustang, one thing is most common on the big screen, most Mustangs are seen sporting a legendary fastback body design. This 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback sports a red exterior with a red racing stripe running across the car. The paint is also in excellent condition, with the seller reporting that the vehicle has been recently repainted. The exterior trim on the car is also in excellent condition, with the original Rosytle styled wheels giving the car a lovely stance. The interior of this 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback also continues the red theme and looks to be in great condition. The seller reports that the interior has been recently upholstered. Sitting in the driver's seat, you are treated to an upgraded grant steering wheel with a new dash panel that houses the car's meter clusters. The car sports a set of Mustang styled carpets to top it all off.
Engine
Being the first generation of the Mustang, you didn't get many engine trims to choose from. The marque had not made its name as a performance powerhouse yet, so factory engine trims didn't provide a lot of power. However, with this 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback, you have the power to back those sleek, fastback looks. Under the hood of this car is a 5.7L (347) stroker V8 engine. This being a performance machine meant you now get 500hp. This power is sent to the car's rear wheels through an automatic gearbox. The seller reports that the car has done less than 200 miles since the new stroker engine was swapped in.
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