1965 Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Bakersfield, California, United States
For sale is freshly restored pro street 1965 mustang. This vehicle has been totally built from the ground up and
has a freshly built motor with less than 1000 break in miles. This car has a 408cui stroker (450HP) motor that was
upgraded with a Holley Sniper fuel injection kit.
Quick rundown of what it has:
Built C4 Auto Trans standard forward shift
Narrowed Ford 9" with True Trac Locker and 3:73 gears
Headers with Magnaflow 2-1/2" exhaust
Electric fuel pump
Optima Battery
Rod and Custom Motorsports coilover front suspension
Rack and pinion steering
Chris Alston Chassisworks Rear coilover suspension.
Car has been mini tubbed to fit the 275 rear tires
Wilwood master cylinder
4 wheel disc brakes
Cooper tires all around (about 90%)
Weld wheels
Sub frame connectors
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