1965 Ford Mustang Fastback on 2040-cars
Salisbury, North Carolina, United States
RESTORATION!!
1965 Ford Mustang Fastback 2+2 ! This car underwent a "NO EXPENSE" spared 4 year restoration in early 2000. I
All work was professionally done and it shows!! The car was finished then lived a pampered life being stored in
climate controlled garage and only driven to local shows and parades.
The car started life in California. The A Engine Code 289 is original numbers matching and has been professionally
rebuilt. The S Trans Code 4 Speed Manual is original to the car. The car runs and drives excellent. Its a fast car
that's a blast to drive. All the suspension and exhaust was replaced when the car was restored.
Trim Tag # 63A Y 22 09L 71 1 S. This car is the desirable 63A Fastback model. The body was VERY clean before the
restoration and it shows with how well this car looks today. The underside is as clean as the top side. The car was
professionally painted Bullitt Green. The paint job is OUTSTANDING!! All the chrome is beautiful. The body fit is
exceptional on this Mustang.
The interior was done with no expense spared. The dash and headliner are perfect. The seats are in exceptional condition. The carpets are super clean. A very comfortable fun car to drive!!
Under the hood of this Mustang is fully detailed and looks beautiful. The car sits on Bullitt correct Torque Thrust
Rims with like new Tires. Every attention to detail was made to make this car look like the Bullitt Mustang. I
can't say enough about how clean and sharp this Mustang looks.
Floor pans and trunk pan are original,(California Car). All sheet metal is original also.
Disc brakes on the front also!
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