1965 Ford Mustang Convertible- Virginia Car- Correct Factory Specs-
Wimbledon White over Red Interior- White Convertible Top- C Code
289ci/200hp V8- C4 Automatic Transmission- Leather Wrapped Steering
Wheel- Service Records- 75k Miles ShownVIN Decoder:5 - Year: 1965F
- Assembly Plant: Dearborn, MI08 - Body Style: 2 Door ConvertibleC
- Engine: 289ci/200hp 2bbl V8774788 - Production Sequence
NumberData Plate Decoder:76A - 2 Door ConvertibleM - Paint Color:
Wimbledon White35 - Trim: Red Crinkle Vinyl30T - Date: August 30,
196531 - District Sales Office: Cincinnati, OH6 - Axle: 2.80:1 Rear
End6 - Transmission: C4 Automatic The first-generation
Ford Mustang remains one of the most recognizable American
automobiles ever produced, and few body styles capture its timeless
appeal better than the convertible. Offered with clean styling,
sporty proportions, and open-air driving enjoyment, the 1965
Mustang helped define the pony car segment and became an instant
sales success. Presented here is a beautiful example finished in
its correct factory specifications, wearing iconic Wimbledon White
paint over a vibrant Red interior with a matching White convertible
top. Originally delivered to Virginia, this Mustang has been
carefully maintained while preserving the classic character that
made these cars legends.Power comes from the desirable C-code 289ci
V8, factory rated at 200 horsepower and equipped with a dependable
two-barrel carburetor. Paired with Ford's smooth-shifting C4
automatic transmission and a 2.80:1 rear axle, this Mustang offers
an easygoing driving experience that's equally at home cruising
scenic back roads or rolling through weekend car shows. The
small-block V8 provides the unmistakable sound and feel that
enthusiasts have enjoyed for decades, making this convertible an
ideal classic for drivers of all experience levels.The VIN confirms
this Mustang was assembled at Ford's Dearborn, Michigan plant as a
genuine 1965 convertible equipped with the 289ci V8, while the
factory data plate further verifies its original configuration.
Finished in Code M Wimbledon White with Code 35 Red Crinkle Vinyl
upholstery, this car was scheduled for production on August 30,
1965, and ordered through Ford's Cincinnati District Sales Office.
Its combination of factory-correct colors and equipment makes for
an especially attractive presentation that remains faithful to how
the car left the assembly line.Inside, the bright Red interior
provides a striking contrast against the Wimbledon White exterior,
creating one of the most iconic color combinations available on the
early Mustang. A leather-wrapped steering wheel adds a tasteful
upgrade while maintaining the car's vintage appearance, and the
simple, driver-focused cockpit reflects the straightforward design
philosophy that helped make the Mustang such an enduring success.
The White convertible top completes the package, allowing occupants
to enjoy open-air motoring at a moment's notice.Showing just 75k
miles on the odometer and accompanied by service records, this 1965
Ford Mustang Convertible represents an excellent opportunity to own
one of America's most celebrated classics. Whether you're looking
for a dependable weekend cruiser, a local show participant, or a
collectible piece of Ford history, this properly equipped C-code
convertible delivers timeless styling, reliable V8 performance, and
the unmistakable charm that has made the first-generation Mustang
an automotive icon for more than half a century.
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