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Details
This early 1965 D code Ford Mustang is powered by a 289ci V8 and backed by a three-speed C4 transmission that sends power to the rear wheels. This pony car is painted in the factory-correct Prairie Bronze and complemented by the Palomino beige vinyl interior. Additional factory features include a set of Rally Pac gauges, a convertible top, power brakes, 3.00:1 rear-end gears, A/C, and a period-correct radio. This early 1965 Mustang still uses the original style generator and appears to have early-style body panels unique to this era. The original speedometer, glove box door, air cleaner, and valve cover have all been swapped out in favor of newer parts to improve functionality. The odometer reads 70,608 miles, but the true mileage is unknown. This Mustang is located in California.
The third-party photos and inspection show a well-cared-for Mustang. The gold-colored exterior is in good condition, with minor chips and the interior shows only minor wear to the dash, inner door panels, and the headliner. The car is said to be in good operating condition, including a new convertible top. Included in the sale is a full-size spare and one set of keys.
This Mustang is being sold through a CLASSIC.COM Pro and is located in Newbury Park, CA.
About the model
The first generation Ford Mustang was built in one of three body styles; hardtop (notchback), fastback, or convertible. The Ford Mustang was first launched as an unofficial 1964-1/2 model. These "1964-1/2" Mustangs were available with an inline six, a 260 cubic inch V8, or the 289 cubic inch V8. Upon the 1965 Mustang's official introduction, new engines became available. Depending on the engine used, these cars were available with a 3-speed manual, a 4-speed manual, or a 3-speed automatic transmission, all of which sent drive to the rear wheels. For the 1967 model year, Ford updated the Mustang, which resulted in the 1967-1968 First Generation Ford Mustang.
Features and Specs
70,608 miles shown (total mileage unknown)
289ci V8
3-speed automatic transmission (C-4)
3.00:1 axle ratio
D-Code 1964 model
Power brakes
Convertible (76A)
Prairie Bronze (P)
Mustang Rally Pac gauges
A/C
Mustang hubcaps with 3-spoke spinners
Plaid vinyl mat in the trunk
Mustang 3-spoke steering wheel
Period correct radio
Retractable rear quarter windows
Palomino interior
Known Modifications
Aftermarket stereo mounted in the glove compartment
Speakers mounted under the dash
Aftermarket Pony interior glove box door and speedometer
Aftermarket seat belts
Aftermarket air cleaner
Aftermarket valve covers
Service History
New convertible top 6/2023
Ownership History
1964- 1st owner purchased the car in Los Angeles
1985- 2nd owner recorded in Oregon
2005 (63,141 miles) Current owner purchased the car, located in Southern California
Known issues
Paint chipping on the lip of the left front wheel well
Light interior wear, dash/drivers door panel/headliner
Due Diligence
Third-party photos 8/8/2023
Third-party inspection 7/21/2023
Included in the sale
1 set of keys
Car cover
Service records
Details
This early 1965 D code Ford Mustang is powered by a 289ci V8 and backed by a three-speed C4 transmission that sends power to the rear wheels. This pony car is painted in the factory-correct Prairie Bronze and complemented by the Palomino beige vinyl interior. Additional factory features include a set of Rally Pac gauges, a convertible top, power brakes, 3.00:1 rear-end gears, A/C, and a period-correct radio. This early 1965 Mustang still uses the original style generator and appears to have early-style body panels unique to this era. The original speedometer, glove box door, air cleaner, and valve cover have all been swapped out in favor of newer parts to improve functionality. The odometer reads 70,608 miles, but the true mileage is unknown. This Mustang is located in California.
The third-party photos and inspection show a well-cared-for Mustang. The gold-colored exterior is in good condition, with minor chips and the interior shows only minor wear to the dash, inner door panels, and the headliner. The car is said to be in good operating condition, including a new convertible top. Included in the sale is a full-size spare and one set of keys.
This Mustang is being sold through a CLASSIC.COM Pro and is located in Newbury Park, CA.
About the model
The first generation Ford Mustang was built in one of three body styles; hardtop (notchback), fastback, or convertible. The Ford Mustang was first launched as an unofficial 1964-1/2 model. These "1964-1/2" Mustangs were available with an inline six, a 260 cubic inch V8, or the 289 cubic inch V8. Upon the 1965 Mustang's official introduction, new engines became available. Depending on the engine used, these cars were available with a 3-speed manual, a 4-speed manual, or a 3-speed automatic transmission, all of which sent drive to the rear wheels. For the 1967 model year, Ford updated the Mustang, which resulted in the 1967-1968 First Generation Ford Mustang.
Features and Specs
70,608 miles shown (total mileage unknown)
289ci V8
3-speed automatic transmission (C-4)
3.00:1 axle ratio
D-Code 1964 model
Power brakes
Convertible (76A)
Prairie Bronze (P)
Mustang Rally Pac gauges
A/C
Mustang hubcaps with 3-spoke spinners
Plaid vinyl mat in the trunk
Mustang 3-spoke steering wheel
Period correct radio
Retractable rear quarter windows
Palomino interior
Known Modifications
Aftermarket stereo mounted in the glove compartment
Speakers mounted under the dash
Aftermarket Pony interior glove box door and speedometer
Aftermarket seat belts
Aftermarket air cleaner
Aftermarket valve covers
Service History
New convertible top 6/2023
Ownership History
1964- 1st owner purchased the car in Los Angeles
1985- 2nd owner recorded in Oregon
2005 (63,141 miles) Current owner purchased the car, located in Southern California
Known issues
Paint chipping on the lip of the left front wheel well
Light interior wear, dash/drivers door panel/headliner
Due Diligence
Third-party photos 8/8/2023
Third-party inspection 7/21/2023
Included in the sale
1 set of keys
Car cover
Service records