1965 Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
New York, New York, United States
Please email me with any questions or requests for additional pics or something specific at: lucindalsskuse@ukcatering.com .
Up for sale is my 1965 mustang fastback restomod. No expense was spared to build this monster. The Black Sapphire
Metallic paint is 20 years old and still looks brand new. There is absolutely no rust on this car. Comes with a
Shelby fiberglass hood, Shelby front valance, Shelby mirrors and pop open gas cap.
The motor is a 331 FAST fuel injected full roller motor 405 HP 400 Ft lbs torque, 10.75:1 compression(runs on
super),dss forged stroker kit.You can contact me for full list of internals.Motor is blueprinted and professionally
built and installed
The transmission is a performance c4 with a dynamic racing 2800 stall converter,
There is also a Gear Vendors electronic overdrive/underdrive installed along with Hurst linelock
The rear is a Moser 9" with Moser axels, Moser center section, 3.70 gears and Eaton tru trac helical diff
Borgeson power steering conversion, Ididit tilt steering, Monte carlo bar, comp engineering suspension,mp disc
brake conversion, sub frame connectors
American racing torque thrust d's
Battery located in trunk
Custom factory appearing high quality cloth seats,autometer gauges, fold down rear seat, factory console, custom
finished trunk
This is a reliable muscle car that can be driven everyday, everything was done right, no expense spared
If you were to build this car you would spend $100,000. There are no disappointments with this car
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