1965 Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Aberdeen, Idaho, United States
Please message me with questions at: jacquesjfforni@kinghell.com .
Here's your opportunity to own a fantastic piece of Mustang history. This 1965 “A code” Mustang Fastback is the
ultimate car for the true Mustang enthusiast, built at the San Jose plant in California, licensed and driven there
until 2000 when it was put into storage. The car is and always has been 100% rust free and still has the original
floor pans in place!
This car has undergone a nut and bolt rotisserie restoration, special care being taken to rebuild the car to
factory specs with all new hardware. Our master mechanic is also an electrical engineer thus insuring the perfect
working order of every light, turn signal, electric motor and gauge (yes even the clock!).
This Mustang has the GT package with a correct dual exhaust system including resonators and factory trumpets along
with power steering, power disc brakes, center console and a new Rally Pack!
The front headlight doors and rear fender extensions are a perfect match to the fenders, as well as all the lines
and gaps, something you don’t often see on these cars. The exterior is finished in a magnificent Viper Red finish
with a classy new white interior and carpet. Original styled steel wheels with new 195/75/R14 whitewall radial
tires add the crowning touch to this amazing automobile. This is a car that stands out in a crowd, so if you enjoy
making a statement, this ones for you!
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Tanner Foust gets eponymous hotted-up Ford Focus ST from Cobb Tuning
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