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1965 Ford Mustang 289 Automatic Original Coupe on 2040-cars

Year:1965 Mileage:73781 Color: with White Seats
Location:

Montgomery, Alabama, United States

Montgomery, Alabama, United States
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Happy 50th Birthday Ford Mustang !!

I have owned and driven this car for 20 years, but now, after recently having a baby, I have realized that this car needs to be out and about (a wild pony cannot be tamed), driven, and cared for, more than I have time for anymore. This car is a DAILY DRIVER, and is fun to take to a local car show now and then.  This car is perfect for that responsible high school student, who needs a car to get back and forth to school and work, or the car enthusiast in the family.

Here is the important information :

  • 1965 Mustang, “C” Code
  • Automatic, Original 289
  • C-4 Transmission
  • Power Steering, A/C, Disc Brakes
  • This car has NEVER been in a wreck.
  • Whitewall Tires
  • (2) Sets of Keys – (1) Set for Daily Driving, and (1) Set of Originals
  • Pearl White Exterior with White Seats & Headliner and Red Carpeting, Dash and Trim (See Photos)

 Original : Floors, Frame, Doors, Fenders, Hood, Trunk, Quarters, Dual Exhaust

 Recently Rebuilt : Brakes, Tranny, Motor (I have put less than 1,000 miles on the car since the motor was rebuilt)

 After Market : A/C, Radio

 Brand New / Replaced : Starter, Solenoid, Radiator, Distributor, Wires, Heater Core, Hoses, Belts, Fuel Pump, Battery, Carburetor, .30 Over Bore, Rings, Pistons, Bearing, Cam, Lifters, Timing Chain, Water Pump, Oil Pump, Oil Filter, Oil Change

 Additional Information : Heads Redone, Valves Job, Crank Polished, New Tongue Converter

There is a tear in the drivers seat, where the seat seam is coming apart.  The interior was put in 20 years ago, and more often than not, the driver was the only one in the car.

There are a few chips in the front windshield, which have been there since the window was put in 20 years ago.   They have not gotten larger, expanded or multiplied.

Vanity Plate in photo is NOT included.

 Important Information :

   1. NO TRADES (so please don’t email me with this question).

2. Sold “AS-IS” – No Warranty (this car is 50 years old)

3. USA Sales ONLY – If you bid on this car, and you are OUTSIDE the USA, I WILL REFUSE to sell you this car.  NO EXCEPTIONS.

4. The state of Alabama DOES NOT issue a title for a Vintage Car.  So, I will provide Registration and a Bill of Sale.

5. I require a NON-REFUNDABLE deposit of $1,000 within 2 days of the bid ending. The remaining balance within 2 weeks, finances must be cleared in my account before this car leaves my sight.

6. Buyer is responsible for pick-up of car.  I will NOT be delivering this vehicle.

7. If you have any questions or would like additional photos, please email me. (SERIOUS buyers ONLY).

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