Vehicle Description
The 1964.5 Ford Mustang convertible is one of those true rarities
that's always in demand. So it's great to find one with a true
classic attitude, distinctive V8 power, and a tantalizingly low
serial number.
Ford had a huge hit on its hands with the first-generation Mustang.
It was an instant icon, and so when looking for the ultimate
classic, you want the earliest example you can get. That's what
makes this one so appealing. You'll see the trim tag in the
pictures that show an April 1964 production date and a serial
number that's one of the lowest you're going to find for a while.
Plus, with only around 28,830 convertibles produced during the
short 1964.5 run, it's one of the rarest versions of the first-gen
Mustang. It's presented in a color that stays close to the
Phoenician Yellow that Ford offered in 1964, and so it's
distinctive while also vintage. This has a bright style in the
sunshine, because after all, a convertible belongs out on every
sunny Sunday. The chrome looks bright, the trim is complete, and
the black roof looks attractive against the yellow. So it makes for
the right balance of an attractive vintage style on a car that's
also not afraid to hit the road. And as you look at the full
package you'll see this is a convertible that's meant to
cruise.
With just a flip of a switch, the black top folds back to reveal a
full black interior. So it offers a well-coordinated color combo
with the roof up or down. The seats, door panels, carpeting, and
other fundamentals retain a stock presentation, and if original, it
all looks quite impressive for the age. And part of this
extraordinary stock style is also in the details, like the matching
convertible boot, the AM radio there for display, and the working
courtesy lights. And with the classic grippy steering wheel, clear
gages, and desirable center console, this is a classic drop-top
that's right for cruising.
When you open the hood, the bold blue on the large air grabber and
valve covers grab your attention. But it's what's beneath them
that's really special. This is an F-code Mustang, which means it
came from the factory with a 260 cubic-inch V8. Once the 1964.5
production switched over to 1965, this option was gone. So it's a
cool piece of original history to correctly have under the hood.
That's why they have maintained it to be a strong runner, and there
are even newer pieces like the water pump and thermostat housing.
You'll want to show off this cool collectible everywhere, and so
there are easy driving features like power steering and a
three-speed automatic transmission.
This is a cool drop-top where the production history ensures it
will remain rare forever. So if you love a true classic that's part
of an exclusive club, you need this early Mustang convertible. Call
today!!!
