1965 Ford Mustang Fastback K Code on 2040-cars
Jonesboro, Louisiana, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1965
Make: Ford
Drive Type: Rear
Model: Mustang
Mileage: 100,000
Trim: fastback
Up for bids is this 1965 ford mustang K code fastback. For someone that doesn't know this is a rare car. These K codes are hard to find in any condition. This car has been sitting up for years. The inspestion sticker on it is a 1984 inspection sticker. As for the drive train the front disc brakes and rear end look original but the motor and transmission are gone. It was probably pulled out years ago when these cars wasn't worth anything and had another 4 barrell 289 engine put in it with a 3 speed transmission. It is a 1965 4 barrell 289 engine in it just not the good one. It hasn't ran in years so I am sure the motor would need rebuilding. The body has some issues but ive seen worse. It will need the normal floor pans, cowl repair, rear lower quarters, and a taillight panel. The front frame rails look okay. The rear rails look okay except the very back of the drivers rear rail will need some attention where it bolts to the rear shackle. It has some rust in that area. The engine bay looks okay. It has all 3 VIN numbers stamped under the hood where they are supposed to be and has the original door tag as well. It has all the glass in it. It has the majority of the interior with it. Look at the pics with the interior. If you see it then it is there. If you don't see it then it is not there. The trunk floors will need some small patches but nothing major. This is a restoration project. These original K code fastbacks never come around so it might be a while before you see another one. If you have a K code motor stuck back in the garage then you need this car to make the whole package. I do have a clear title for it. Here is the break down of the door tag. 63A 2 door fastback K color silver smoke gray 26 trim black vinyl 18L date november 1964 71 dso los angeles 5 axle 3:50:1 5 transmission 4 speed manual The VIN number is 5R09K159383. According to the VIN the second leter R means this car was built in california which is where the shelby cars came from that year from what I was told and have read which makes this a pretty neat car as well. This would make a nice car for a collector to build if you are hunting one. I have described this car the best I can so if you have questions please ask. Like I said it will need a full restoration. It has rust and it is old and hasn't been touched in probalby 30 years so its a project. As for payment I will accept cash in person, certified bank check, or bank wire transfer as payment for the car. I can store it for a reasonable amount of time until you can pick it up or have it picked up but will require full payment be made within seven days of the end of auction. Again if you have questions or need more info just let me know. |
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