5R09K202912

    Sold for ??? New E-Bay Listing: 65 K FB

    by seller:"hotrodder44" car is in B.C., Canada


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    1965 Ford Mustang 2+2 K-Code Fastback,the real deal very hard to find an unmolested 100% rust free K-Code car,car is lazer straight and has no repairs or filler,underside is perfect and clean and painted-factory correct,fit and finish excellent,finished in flawless Calipso Grey paint,polished stainless and new chrome,SoftRay glass throughout,this is an 86000 mile car,power disc brakes,standard steering,Rally dash,new fuel tank,Perfect as new Rally wheels and new Falken tires,new dual exhaust,Correct 4 speed transmission and shifter very tight,New Black interior,Ford 9 inch correct rearend,Motor is a date coded 1965 Block all new not# engine but correct for the year and all new,car has no issues and will please without disapointment..lots more pictures email me.Car is for sale locally and I reserve the wright to end auction if reserve has not been met.Vin# 5R09K202912-listing for a friend









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    Quote from kar-nut

    Notice the absence of the starter solenoid & the routing of the battery cables.


    I hadn't notice the missing solenoid - must be a "self-starter". And although it may be a practical add-on, the overflow/washer fluid tank detracts a LOT from the look of the compartment. Maybe it was done by Red Green? The overflow hose from the radiator, as well as the hose to the tank look like bunsen burner hose from a science lab.


    Except for the underhood things the car looks pretty nice.

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    ...whats the dip stick doing sticking out that far?


    If the car had a generator, the dipstick would be properly located.


    Quote from CharlesTurner

    Because they have a 64 1/2 timing cover. Note the blocked off section for the oil filler neck. Most likely a pieced-together motor.


    That's exactly right, Charles. The corporate blue paint says it all, doesn't it?

    Quote from b9folk

    Maybe it was done by Red Green?

    Lyle - it takes a Minnesotan to come up with this one... what a riot. I might be wrong, but it seems to me that "unmolested" could be one of Red Greens favorite words.

    First thing we all noticed is the blue engine color. I had my '65 engine rebuilt to specs and painted the engine blue cause the car is not concours and we like the blue better. Of course it is something that can be reversed. Who knows, I'll get bored some day and change it to black.

    Well, it's Autorama day in Detroit...

    Edited once, last by noelfisher_old (March 10, 2007 at 11:28 AM).

    I bought this one and will be restoring it to K specs. It is a rust free DSO 71(L.A.) car. It needs quite a bit of work under the hood. Engine is a Jan`64 5 bolt 289. Vintage F4B. Trans is HEH-T.

    Edited once, last by 1966KGT_old (March 27, 2007 at 9:35 AM).

    Quote from 1966KGT

    I bought this one and will be restoring it to K specs. It is a rust free DSO 71(L.A.) car. It needs quite a bit of work under the hood. Engine is a Jan`64 5 bolt 289. Vintage F4B. Trans is HEH-T which I believe is incorrect for this car's date.


    Congrats! Nice to see another Kar go to a good home. Kevin

    Edited once, last by 1966KGT_old (March 21, 2007 at 7:49 PM).

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