Ford: Mustang K-code Hi-po on 2040-cars
Berrien Center, Michigan, United States
1965 Mustang K-Code 289 Hi-Po Coupe With Gt Appearance Package ANYONE INTERESTED CAR HAS VIN ON FENDER APRON AND FIFTH VIN IS K AND HAS DOOR DATA PLATEMOTOR IS A HIPO CORRECT ENGINE AND TRANS AND REAR END Miles are not original. The 7000 miles are the miles put on since the car was restored.Car is very strong running and great driving. K CODE comes with original exhaust original distributor, original coil, original valve covers, and original fuel pump. The K-Code is a high performance upgrade option that not many mustangs got. If you have not heard of this option before, I strongly recommend you read into the very cool history behind them and learn all of the things that set them apart from your standard mustang. Options include:Rare K-CodeAdded Gt Appearance PackagePony InteriorRally-Pac DashStyling WheelsConsole
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