1965 Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Jonesboro, Louisiana, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: rear
Model: Mustang
Mileage: 100,000
Trim: coupe
Up for bids is this 1965 ford mustang coupe. This is a real nice project for someone looking to build one that needs a little work but not a ton of work. The body is in pretty nice shape overall. It had a rear lower quarter replaced at some point. The trunk lid, hood, doors fenders, rear quarters, floors, and frame rails are all in good shape with minimal to no rust. They will need some smoothing out in places that are dented but overall this is about as solid of a unrestored 65 mustang as you will find these days. As for the interior it has a nice set of pony interior black seats and a good dash pad. It will need carpet as there is no carpet. I have a set of door panels and kick panels to go with it but you will probably want to get new ones. The head liner has a hole in it. It is not perfect but it is there. It would need to be changed to be perfect but it is useable. The original dash is uncut and looks good with the original AM radio still there. It has a new gas tank and battery in it. The motor runs and transmission shifts out. It is what I call yard driveable. The brakes work but are shot. It is not street driveable. The motor will also need some work. It runs and will idle but the motor smokes and will need work. The carburator will also need some work. The motor does not knock and actually runs pretty good but it smokes so thats about all I can tell you. It is a 6 cylinder motor with a automatic transmission. I have almost everything if not everything to put this car back together. For the exterior I have the front and rear valance, taillights, grille, headlight buckets, piece that connects the headlightbuckets, piece under that piece, decent set of bumpers, passengers door glass and vent window, front blinker lights and rear back up lights, windshield wipers, and door handles. For the interior I have the ash tray and all door handles. Like I said I have just about if not everything to put this car back together. This would make a excellent project to build. I have a clear title for it. I can store it as long as needed as long as it is paid for in full. This car is for sale locally so this auction could end early if it sales locally. If you have questions about the car you can email me or call me at 318-278-1069. This car is located in Jonesboro Louisiana so it will have to be picked up here. I will accept bank wire transfer, certified bank check, or cash in person as payment for this car.
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