Vehicle Description
1965 Ford Mustang C-code Convertible Caspian Blue convertible
Mustang Loaded with GT equipment such as GT wheels, fog lights,
emblems, rocker stripe, disc brakes and GT rear dual exhaust�
Previous owner purchased in 1982 and restored it the same year
C-code 289 CID V-8 with Autolite four-barrel carburetor Four-speed
manual transmission and a 2.80:1 rear end Car has a blue and white
Pony interior with center console and woodgrain accents New white
convertible power top Aftermarket A/C, power windows, power
steering, and front disc brakes Looking for a droptop for
summertime cruising and it's gotta be a ponycar? We have the answer
here at MotoeXotica Classic Cars, a 1965 Ford Mustang C-code
Convertible with GT equipment added such as�GT wheels, fog lights,
emblems, rocker stripe, disc brakes, Autolite 4-barrel carburetor
and GT rear dual exhaust. Over the years, this car has undergone a
significant restoration. The most recent significant improvements
were made in 2008 -- new brakes, master cylinder, power steering
and mufflers.�A previous owner stated that, when he bought this car
in 1996, it had the GT options on it and the receipts from the
1980s show that it had the GT options on it. He does not know if it
was a dealer-converted GT or not but the GT options were very well
done. Finished in Caspian Blue with a blue and white Pony interior
and a white convertible power top, this car was assembled on March
27, 1965 at the Dearborn, Michigan factory and was designated for
sale in the Chicago, Illinois area. The 289 CID V-8 engine is
buttoned to a four-speed manual transmission with a 2.80:1 rear
end. The paint is in overall very good shape, as are the windows
and vehicle lights, all crack-free, clear and present. Car rides on
GT wheels surrounded by 205?70R15 radials. The wheels and tires are
in great shape. All of the body panels are straight, the engine bay
is very tidy and the battery appears new. Driver assist features
include: power steering, dual exhausts, front-disc brakes, power
windows, fog lights, GT wood trim, GT striping, aftermarket
air-conditioning, Cobra engine dress-up trim, power convertible
top, mechanical driver's side remote mirror and AM/FM radio. The
Mustang GT version was introduced as the "GT Equipment Package" and
included a�V-8 engine�(most often the 289 CID unit, grille-mounted
fog lamps, rocker panel stripes and disc brakes. In the interior,
the GT option added a different instrument panel that included a
speedometer, fuel gauge, temp. gauge, oil pressure gauge and
ammeter in five round dials. The temp guage is inoperable. The
blue-and-white pony interior is in overall very good shape. The
white front bucket seats and rear bench are in very good condition,
with the embossed ponies crossing the upper seat backs. The blue
carpet is in similar shape. The two-tone blue and white dashboard
is crack-free, displays full instrumentation (however, temperature
gauge is inoperable), has woodgrain panels and factory three-spoke
steering wheel are in very good order. The inner door panels are in
good shape, while the mirror glass and white center console with
dual cupholders are in very good order. The shifter looks good and
rounding out the interior is a CustomSound AM/FM radio. The
Interior Decor Group was popularly known as "Pony Interior" due to
the addition of embossed running ponies on the seat fronts and also
included integral armrests, woodgrain appliqu� accents and a round
gauge cluster that would replace the standard�instrumentation. Also
available were sun visors, a (mechanical) remote-operated mirror, a
floor console, and a bench seat. Competition to the Mustang in 1965
included Chevrolet's Corvair, Dodge's Dart and Plymouth's
Barracuda. This car is currently located at our facility in St.
Louis, Missouri. Current mileage on the odometer shows 57,502
miles. It is sold as is, where is, on a clean and clear, mileage
exempt title. GET OUT AND DRIVE!!! VIN: 5F08C677874 Note: Please
see full terms and conditions listed below that pertain to the
purchase of any said vehicle, thank you. To view a YouTube video of
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