1965 Ranchero Deluxe 289 5 Speed on 2040-cars
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States
For sale a beautiful RUST FREE 1965 Ranchero deluxe has a 1985 GT Mustang T5 transmission .Has the original engine with the 85 gt heads these were the 285 horse GT 4V mildly ported with Ford Motorsport roller rockers . Edelbrock cam kieth black pistons bored 30 over . The valve covers are vintage Edelbrock over 40 years old .The carb is a '108' Autolite 4V that came off a 66 mustang . Three row radiator electric fan It is equipped with Power Steering Power Disc Brakes Cruise control converted to intermittent wipers . The suspension is all new all new springs front and rear with 1 inch drop ordered. all upper and lower control arms tie rod ends are new .With roller spring perches upper arms were NOS . I did the Shelby 1 inch relocation on upper arms as well . The flywheel was a billet to fit 289 . The rear axle is completely rebuilt with 3:54 to 1 ratio ring and pinion and new truetrack posi all new drums shoes cylinders the works. The exhaust is shorty headers to flowmaster duals all the way back with crossover The interior is stock except steering wheel and seats . The steering wheel is a original Ford wheel restored with real rose wood and fitted with Falcon center cap (I have nearly 500 dollars into this wheel) The seats are out of a 66 Mustang with new seat buns pony upholstery and new trim kits . The stereo is a USA 66 am/fm replica 200 amp MP3 cd changer capable . It will play off my I phone ,Pioneer speakers front and rear . New carpet, door panels arm rests restored deluxe dash heater box completely rebuilt all new ducting . I used that heat and sound shield looks like foil throughout interior . The car was assembled with the complete rubber and weather strip kit from Falcon Enterprises that's everything belt line strips wing windows channel run front and back windows tail lights painter gaskets you name it . The body is extremely straight and rust free painted with single stage urethane three years ago .No problems with the paint minor scratches and a couple repaired chips It does a flip flop green in sunlight a real pretty blue in the shade or moonlight . It has a sprayed in bed liner and all the chrome and trim is original except the bumpers and mirrors . The windshield is shaded and the rest of the glass is factory tinted . The tires and rims have about 300 miles on them the rest of the car has about 1500 miles no leaks . Also has a 100 amp 3G alternator conversion . This is a very nice car I hate to see it go, I am 2nd owner and bought it 12 years ago . But I went from a 7 car pole barn to a 2 car garage and something's got to give . Good luck and happy biding
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