1965 Ford Mustang Fastback on 2040-cars
Carlton, Texas, United States
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1965 Shelby Mustang GT 350 Clone. This car started out as a solid 1965
Mustang “C” Code 2+2 and was rotisserie restored six years ago to start its new life as a Shelby Mustang GT350.
All of this work was professionally done by Classic Mustangs of Houston and no expense was spared. Every option
available in 1965 was included in this restoration:
Power Steering
Power Disc Brakes
Deluxe Interior
Rally Pack
Mustang Factory Air Conditioning
One thing that sets this apart from the other GT350 Clones is this car is equipped with its original 289CI engine
including a 60’s aftermarket “six pack”. This is a manifold setup with three Autolite two barrel
carburetors. This was a popular aftermarket setup back in the 60’s and is almost impossible to find these days.
These carburetors operate sequentially with the middle one running normally then the two others kick in when you
give it more gas, at full throttle it is sucking in about 930cfm and makes a great noise while it takes off.
This Mustang needs nothing it is fully restored. The restoration cost 75K, receipts available.
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