New E-Bay Listing: 65K FB
By Seller: "streetsideclassiccars"
In: Atlanta, GA
Listing Info:
<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote><font size=1 face="Verdana" id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>Here's an investment grade 1965 Mustang 2+2 Fastback K-Code that's been painstakingly restored back to original specs. This is a three owner Arizona car that was in Arizona until 2005 (compelte ownership history available). The car is extremely nice and even the undercarriage is finished in correct red oxidized undercoating. The car has been restored back to all original specs/colors and we think this is the perfect combination of colors and options for any 1965 Fastback Mustang. Chances are good that if you walked into a Ford dealership in early 1965 and could hand pick your options this car is pretty close to what you might have ended up with. The 5R09K188325 Vin# tells us this car was built in San Jose, CA (R) and is a 2+2 fastback (09) with the 289 4V V8 HiPo (K). Furthermore, the metal door tag tells us the car is finished in correct Poppy Red (3) with White Crinkle Vinyl with Black Appointments (D6). The date is February 18,1965 (18B) with a #'s matching 4 speed manual (5) and a Ford 9 Inch with factory 3.50:1 gears (5). This is a #'s matching drive train car from front to back including the 289 HiPo V8 under hood. The only thing not original to this car is the addition of a Vintage AC/Heat system so the car will be more livable if you want to drive it. Even so, no permanent alterations were made to the car in fitting the AC system so it could be removed and put back to stock if originality is a big concern to you. Other factory options on the car include the rare & correct K-Code 8,000 RPM Rally Pac gauging, front disc brakes, styled steel wheels, and fold down rear seat. Everything on the car works, even the little clock in the Rally Pac is working! All the original metal Ford ID tags can still be found in places like on the intake manifold and the carburetor. The restorer did an excellent job with this car and it's an absolute blast to drive. So hop in, rev the legendary 289 HiPo, and start grabbing gears through the four speed. Or just park this wonderful car into your collection and have peace of mind that you’ve got one of the rarest and nicest 1965 Mustangs of all time!
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