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1965 Ford Mustang Fastback on 2040-cars

US $13,200.00
Year:1965 Mileage:94276 Color: Black /
 White
Location:

New Milford, New Jersey, United States

New Milford, New Jersey, United States

Feel free to ask me any questions about the car : reganrmmcfeeters@ukjo.com .

DUE TO HEALTH REASONS I AM FORCED TO SELL MY BELOVED 1965 MUSTANG FASTBACK 2+2 WHICH I HAVE OWNED FOR THE PAST 30
YEARS. I FLEW OUT TO CALIFORNIA FOR MY HONEYMOON, WENT ON A CRUISE TO MEXICO THEN WHEN WE RETURNED TO CA. I
SEARCHED THE CLASSIFIEDS FOR A CALIFORNIA RUST FREE MUSTANG TO DRIVE BACK TO NJ. I BOUGHT THIS CAR AND DROVE IT
BACK TO NEW JERSEY WHERE IT HAS BEEN GARAGE KEPT FOR THE LAST 30 YEARS. IT IS TOTALLY RUST FREE AND WAS NEVER
RUSTED LIKE MOST MUSTANGS YOU SEE TODAY. THE COLOR IS THE ORIGINAL RAVEN BLACK WITH THE VINYL BLACK STANDARD
INTERIOR. THE FRONT SEAT COVERS AND CARPET WERE REPLACED ALONG WITH THE HEADLINER BUT THE REST OF THE INTERIOR DOWN
TO THE AM RADIO IS ALL ORIGINAL. ALL THE INTERIOR PLASTIC BEZELS HAVE THE 50 YEAR OLD PATINA ON THEM. IT HAS THE
CENTER CONSOLE AND THE DEALER INSTALLED AIR CONDITIONING. THE PAINT IS IN GREAT SHAPE CONSIDERING IT IS 50 YEARS
OLD. THERE ARE A FEW BUBBLES ON THE TOP OF THE QUARTER PANELS AND A FEW MINOR SCRATCHES BUT NO DENTS ON THE BODY
AND THE PAINT STILL SHINES GREAT. ALL THE CHROME IS IN GREAT SHAPE. THE FRONT BUMPER HAS BEEN REPLACED BUT THE
REAR BUMPER AND IS ORIGINAL. THE CHROME AROUND THE WINDOWS IS NOT PITTED OR DENTED AND THE WINDOWS ARE IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION. THE WINDSHIELD AND ALL THE GLASS IS TINTED BECAUSE OF THE A/C. THE VENTS IN THE QUARTER PANEL
WORK. THE REAR SEAT FOLDS DOWN WHICH MAKES THIS A 2+2. THE 289 V8 STARTS RIGHT UP, IDLES SMOOTH AND HAS PLENTY OF
POWER. THE C-4 3 SPEED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SHIFTS SMOOTH. ALL 4 DRUM BRAKE SHOES HAVE BEEN REPLACED ALONG WITH
THE MASTER AND BRAKE CYLINDERS. THE AUTOLITE 4 BARREL CARBURETOR IS ORIGINAL AND STILL HAS THE TAG ON IT. IT WAS
JUST COMPLETELY REBUILT ALONG WITH A BRAND NEW GAS TANK WHICH WAS JUST INSTALLED ALONG WITH A NEW FUEL GAUGE
SENDING UNIT. THE 9" 3.00 RATIO REAR END STILL HAS THE ORIGINAL TAG ON IT. THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT IS ALL ORIGINAL
DOWN TO THE LINE THAT FEEDS THE CHOKE, BUT NEEDS TO NEEDS TO BE DETAILED. EVERYTHING IS NUMBERS MATCHING WITH THIS
CAR. IT HAS FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, CENTER CONSOLE, AND THE 2+2 REAR FOLDING SEAT.
THIS CAR HAS NEVER SEEN SNOW AND HARDLY ANY RAIN SINCE IT HAS BEEN IN MY POSSESSION. ALL THE LINES MATCH UP
PERFECTLY ON THE BODY. THE FLOORS AND TORQUE BOXES HAVE NEVER BEEN REPLACED, RUSTED, DENTED, OR MESSED WITH. WHAT
YOU ARE GETTING HERE IS A TOTALLY UNMOLESTED, ORIGINAL UNTOUCHED EXAMPLE OF A BEAUTIFUL 50 YEAR OLD MUSTANG WHICH
IS GETTING HARDER TO FIND. THESE CARS ARE WORTH MORE THAN THE CONVERTIBLES BECAUSE THERE WERE FEWER MADE. THIS CAR
HAS NEVER BEEN APART, HOT RODDED OR ABUSED IN ANY WAY SO YOU KNOW YOU ARE GETTING A GOOD, SOLID HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE
1965 MUSTANG FASTBACK 2+2. IF YOU HAVE BEEN IN THE MARKET FOR A GREAT CAR FOR YOUR COLLECTION YOU CAN STOP LOOKING
BECAUSE MY LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. NOT PICTURED ARE THE SMALL VERTICAL BUMPER PIECES. I HAVE THEM BUT THEY ARE NOT ON
THE CAR. I ALSO HAVE THE ORIGINAL SEAT BELTS AND OWNERS MANUAL.

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While the tide of bigger-is-better SUVs has been in recession since, well, the recession, fullsize utes are still very much with us. Conservative creatures that have been loathe to evolve, fullsize SUVs nonetheless remain enduringly popular among large families, livery customers, and anyone with lots of friends, relatives, and toys to tug around. With respect to Toyota and Nissan, the only players that really matter in the segment are the new-for-2015 Chevrolet Tahoe/Suburban, the GMC Yukon/Yukon XL, and this truck: the Ford Expedition, the latest evolution of which we just drove for the first time at a press preview in West Virginia.
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Feast your eyes on a masterpiece. This is Steve Strope's Ford Mustang in the classic fastback bodystyle, and as you'll notice, it sports the signature colors of Martini Racing, a livery that's as legendary as any Gulf Racing-styled car. But the red, white and blues of the Martini stripe down this Mustang's middle tell only a very small part of the story, in the latest video from Petrolicious.
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