1965 Ford Mustang

Ford had a real hit on its hands when the Mustang launched on April 17, 1964. Sharing lots of parts with the Falcon sedan, the original Mustang set records, clearing a million sold in 23 months. The Mustang was successful because it had an attractive design and an inexpensive starting price, and it could be optioned out pretty much however you wanted it. You could get an inline-6 Mustang outfitted with all the luxury bells and whistles, or you could buy a stripped-out speed-demon car with a V8 and the right gearing for the Saturday night drags. - Jalopnik.com

This 1964 Ford Mustang originally Twilight Turquoise is now featured in Rangoon Red with a black vinyl top and black interior. It is powered by a 260 cubic inch V8 motor with 2-barrel carburetor paired with a 3-speed automatic transmission.
The black interior presents well with front bucket seats, a floor shifter, and air conditioning. This Mustang has been mechanically upgraded with four-wheel power disc brakes, refreshed front and rear suspension, and a comprehensive tune-up.

Upon inspection of the underside of this Mustang, you will find a solid floor, trunk, and shock towers. The red paint presents nicely from ten feet away with a great shine, though closer inspection shows some paint imperfections throughout the body and under the vinyl top.

Early Ford Mustangs have long been a desirable part of the classic car market. Significant investment has already been made in this Mustang to make it safe and dependable to drive. Enjoy it as-is or invest further in cosmetic improvements to elevate it to collector-quality condition.

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