1965 Ford Mustang For Sale This 1965 Ford Mustang hardtop
is a clean, driver-grade example of the car that launched the pony
car segment, finished in a sharp pearlescent white over red. The
exterior was repainted in pearlescent white in 2012 and pairs with
a red interior for one of the most recognizable color combinations
of the early Mustang years. A new headliner has been installed
inside, and the car wears a set of 1966 hubcaps.The drivetrain is
the real story here. The car runs a rebuilt inline-six sourced from
Jasper, currently showing around 1,000 miles since the rebuild,
with fuel handled by a Holley carburetor. Behind the engine is a
rebuilt C4 automatic transmission with roughly 1,500 miles since
its own rebuild. Power runs back through 2.83 rear gearing, an
economy-minded ratio that keeps engine speed low and makes for
relaxed highway cruising. Together, the freshened engine and
transmission make this a Mustang you can get in and drive rather
than a project waiting on mechanical work.The suspension and
braking are straightforward and period-appropriate. The car runs
drum brakes at all four corners, with air shocks fitted at the rear
for adjustable ride height and added load support.The 1965 model
year was the first full year of Mustang production following the
spring 1964 launch, and the hardtop was by far the most popular
body style of the run. The six-cylinder cars like this one were the
accessible entry point to the lineup, and they remain a favorite
among owners who want a genuine first-generation Mustang that is
easy to own, easy to drive, and simple to maintain.NFI Empire
specializes in classic, exotic, modified, and luxury vehicles. We
offer retail sales, consignment, financing, and full custom and
body work through our on-site shop. Please call ahead to confirm
the vehicle's current availability and viewing location. See the
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