This 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback debuted in August 1964 as a
mid-year addition to the Mustang's first full production
year. This car was known as the "2+2" is an iconic
first-generation pony car featuring a sloped roofline, side
ventilation louvers, and a fold-down rear seat. Fastbacks
represented a smaller fraction of the 1965 production compared to
standard hardtops, making them more collectible
today. This Ford Mustang Fastback has a 289C.I. V-8 engine
and Holly 4-barrel with electric choke. The
cruise-o-matic transmission is a 3-speed
automatic. It has power steering, stereo system
with AM and FM radio and aftermarket speakers, wipers, turn
signals, heater, and air-conditioning; all of which work as they
should. The leather-like red interior is in good
condition.The white exterior paint is in fair condition. There is a
scratch on the front of the hood, (see photos) and light scratches
throughout. There are no dents and no rust. The
crank windows work will. There are door locks however they are not
working. There is no spare tire or car jack. The
tires are in fair condition with a manufacturer's date of 2013 and
probably should be replaced for safety.The rims are in fair
condition but have no scratches. There are no leaks and
fluids are at a medium level.This vehicle starts right up and runs
and drives well. IT IS ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA TO GET AN
INDEPENDENT THIRD-PARTY INSPECTION ON ANY USED
CAR.
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