1965 Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Moss, Tennessee, United States
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Solid Southern 1965 K code 289 Hi-Po, 4 speed Mustang Fastback. This car Still has the
original 289 Hi-Po engine with the VIN number stamped in the block! The car was originally built January 9 1965
as a Silver smoke Grey Metallic with Black Interior, 4 speed manual transmission, and 3.89:1 gears. This would be
a beautiful car restored.
The car is southern car with very little rust. It has its original quarter panels. The car is currently painted
black with charcoal Shelby stripes on it. The frame rails and floor pans are very good. The engine is the
original motor with the VIN stamped in the block. It has the original balancer, it has 19 and 20 heads, the
correct fan blade and fan spacer as well as its original dual point distributor (C50F-12127 E date 5AA). The
transmission in the car is a 66 Fairlane 390 toploader, and the rear axle has been swaped out to a 8 inch. The car
runs and drives good, and would make a great car to drive to cruise ins or car shows. The paint is not perfect but
not that bad. It is an older repaint starting to show its age. The car shows 33,000 miles and I was told that
mileage was correct.
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