HIGHLIGHTS: -Factory Raven Black with red interior! -260 V8! -3
Speed Manual! -Power Top! This early-production 1964 1/2 Ford
Mustang Convertible wears its factory-correct Raven Black paint
over a red interior, as verified by its door tag. Under the hood,
this first-generation pony car pairs classic mechanical simplicity
with a few fun items! Row through the gears with a 3-speed manual
transmission while keeping an eye on the steering-column-mounted
Rally Pac gauge cluster. Enjoy open-top motoring at the push of a
button with its power convertible top, all accompanied by a deep
note from a dual exhaust system equipped with Flowmaster mufflers!
BODY OVERVIEW: This Mustang is an older restoration, but it stands
tall today with clean body lines and well-aligned panel gaps along
the doors, fenders, and quarter panels. Brightwork including the
front grille emblem, side scoop trim, and chrome bumpers show a
bright appearance with uniform alignment. The power convertible top
fits well and raises and lowers smoothly, providing a nice fit when
up and a clean profile when stowed. Despite being an older
restoration, the body is remarkably free of dings and dents, and
shows beautifully under the glossy black paint. PAINT CONDITION
OVERVIEW: Finished in its factory-specified Raven black, the
exterior paint delivers a deep finish that highlights the sharp
body contours of the first-generation Mustang's design. A close
walk-around reveals typical light swirl marks and minor
age-consistent imperfections standard for a vehicle that has seen
active road time rather than total isolation in the years since it
has been restored. Overall, the finish maintains a strong gloss
that holds up well under direct sunlight and presents very well!
INTERIOR CONDITION OVERVIEW: The factory-correct red vinyl cabin
creates a striking contrast against the black exterior, housing
front bucket seats and a matching rear bench. The dash features the
signature early-style sweeping speedometer complemented by the
desirable Rally Pac clock and tachometer mounted to the steering
column. On the floor, you'll find the shifter for the 3-speed
manual transmission. Notable wear is present along the tops of both
inner door panel trims, consistent with arms resting along the
window sills over decades of use, though the lower paneling, floor
coverings, and seat covers present well. Buyers should note that
this car was stored for a period of time, and does have a slight
odor. MECHANICAL OVERVIEW: The drivetrain centers around an
era-correct Ford 260 V8 connected to a traditional 3-speed manual
gearbox, delivering an engaging, hands-on driving experience.
Steering and braking rely on standard period equipment which
includes manual steering gear and four-wheel manual drum brakes
which helps with offering authentic 1964 road feel and feedback.
Down below, the upgraded dual exhaust system with Flowmaster
mufflers gives this early Mustang a richer, more pronounced exhaust
tone than a stock single-pipe arrangement without overwhelming
occupants in the cabin. WHAT YOU'LL LOVE ABOUT THIS CAR: The
factory color combination of black over red stands out as one of
the most striking palettes available on early Mustangs, and to see
it on a 1964.5 is even better! The inclusion of the Rally Pac
gauges and a power top adds substantial desirable equipment, while
the Flowmaster dual exhaust gives this early drop-top a subtle
mechanical presence whenever you step on the gas. WHAT YOU MIGHT
HATE ABOUT THIS CAR: Drivers looking for relaxed power-assisted
amenities will need to adjust to the mechanical inputs required by
manual steering and four-wheel manual drum brakes. Additionally,
discerning buyers seeking a completely unmolested exhaust setup or
a fresh restoration may want to address the door panel tops or swap
the mufflers back to stock specifications. DOES IT NEED ANYTHING?
This car runs smoothly, and drives well! To bring the interior to
top-tier driver standards, refinishing the worn upper door panel
trims would be a straightforward cosmetic fix for the next owner.
The generator light is on. WHAT BUYER IS LOOKING FOR THIS CAR? This
early ""1964 1/2"" convertible appeals directly to the enthusiast
seeking an authentic, highly collectible first-run Mustang with a
desirable, high-contrast color scheme. Other desirable options like
the Rally Pac and power top, and manual transmission are an added
bonus! Contact Rare Rides Company at 980-306-8100 or
[email protected] for more information Rare Rides Company does not
collect tax, tag or title fees. Title Status: CLEAN DOES IT WORK?
Air Conditioning N/A Heater NO Speedometer NO Odometer NO Oil PSI
Gauge/Light YES Temperature Gauge/Light YES Fuel Gauge YES
Tachometer YES Wipers YES Windows YES Horn YES Radio YES Headlights
YES Tail Lights YES Brake Lights NO Reverse Lights YES Turn Signals
YES Emergency Brake NO 4x4/AWD N/A Tire Condition: Old, unknown age
Keys - Ignition YES, Door YES, Trunk YES Seatbelts Front: YES Rear:
N/A Runs & Drives YES
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