For Sale: 1965 Ford Mustang in Fort Collins , Colorado for sale in Fort Collins, CO
Vehicle Description Details This 1965 Mustang is powered by a 289ci V8 backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission that sends power to the rear wheels.
The 289ci V8 has been modified with 302ci V8 heads.
Additional modifications include MSD ignition, headers, a Monte Carlo bar, Weld wheels, aftermarket gauges, and an aluminum radiator.
It is equipped with dual exhaust and a recent refresh of the fuel system, including a new tank and pump.
The car resides in Fort Collins, CO.
This Mustang shows well in the third-party photos.
According to the owner, the car has undergone some refurbishment at two different stages in its life.
The suspension and upholstery were restored in 2008, but the body shows some age with spots of rust in various places.
Perforating rust is also present on the undercarriage.
The car's interior is in good condition; however, the shifter is missing the top of its lever.
Other missing components include the passenger side mirror, the grill, and the driver's side interior door pull.
The odometer was rolled back after the motor was rebuilt in 2018 on the non-original motor.
Therefore, the true mileage is unknown, but the current mileage is accurate for the rebuilt powerplant.
A vehicle inspection report rated the car's exterior at a 3.
9 of 5 and the interior a 3.
8.
This car is being marketed by a CLASSIC.
COM Pro on behalf of its current owner and is located About the model The first generation Ford Mustang was built in one of three body styles; hardtop (notchback), fastback, or convertible.
The Ford Mustang was first launched as an unofficial 1964-1/2 model.
These 1964-1/2 Mustangs were available with an inline six, a 260 cubic inch V8, or the 289 cubic inch V8.
Upon the 1965 Mustang's official introduction, new engines became available.
Depending on the engine used, these cars were available with a 3-speed manual, a 4-speed manual, or a 3-speed automatic transmission, all of which sent drive to the rear wheels.
For the 1967 model year, Ford updated the Mustang, which resulted in the 1967-1968 First Generation Ford Mustang.
Features and Specs 289ci V8 (302ci V8 heads) Non-original engine 3-speed automatic transmission (C4) Monte Carlo bar Red paint Black upholstery Dual exhaust system Known Modifications Grant steering wheel Weld wheels MSD ignition Aftermarket gauge for volts, oil pressure, and temperature Aftermarket aluminum radiator Headers Service History 2008 Interior and suspension refurbished 2018 Engine top-end rebuild, and according to the owner, the odometer was reset C4 automatic transmission was rebuilt U joints and driveshaft replaced and balanced 2022 Fuel system refurbished, including a new Jegs fuel tank, pump, and filters Ownership History Current owner purchased the car about 15 years ago Known issues The front grille is missing Rust on the A-pillar and rear quarter panel, and the trunk Perforating rust on the underside.
Documented in the photos The shifter is missing the actuator handle The driver's inside door pull is missing Pitting on several of the chrome interior levers Missing passenger's side mirror New owner should monitor the tread depth Due Diligence Third-party photos 4/21/2023 Third-party inspection 4/10/2023 Included in the sale One set of keys This car is being sold through CLASSIC.
COM Pro.
The 289ci V8 has been modified with 302ci V8 heads.
Additional modifications include MSD ignition, headers, a Monte Carlo bar, Weld wheels, aftermarket gauges, and an aluminum radiator.
It is equipped with dual exhaust and a recent refresh of the fuel system, including a new tank and pump.
The car resides in Fort Collins, CO.
This Mustang shows well in the third-party photos.
According to the owner, the car has undergone some refurbishment at two different stages in its life.
The suspension and upholstery were restored in 2008, but the body shows some age with spots of rust in various places.
Perforating rust is also present on the undercarriage.
The car's interior is in good condition; however, the shifter is missing the top of its lever.
Other missing components include the passenger side mirror, the grill, and the driver's side interior door pull.
The odometer was rolled back after the motor was rebuilt in 2018 on the non-original motor.
Therefore, the true mileage is unknown, but the current mileage is accurate for the rebuilt powerplant.
A vehicle inspection report rated the car's exterior at a 3.
9 of 5 and the interior a 3.
8.
This car is being marketed by a CLASSIC.
COM Pro on behalf of its current owner and is located About the model The first generation Ford Mustang was built in one of three body styles; hardtop (notchback), fastback, or convertible.
The Ford Mustang was first launched as an unofficial 1964-1/2 model.
These 1964-1/2 Mustangs were available with an inline six, a 260 cubic inch V8, or the 289 cubic inch V8.
Upon the 1965 Mustang's official introduction, new engines became available.
Depending on the engine used, these cars were available with a 3-speed manual, a 4-speed manual, or a 3-speed automatic transmission, all of which sent drive to the rear wheels.
For the 1967 model year, Ford updated the Mustang, which resulted in the 1967-1968 First Generation Ford Mustang.
Features and Specs 289ci V8 (302ci V8 heads) Non-original engine 3-speed automatic transmission (C4) Monte Carlo bar Red paint Black upholstery Dual exhaust system Known Modifications Grant steering wheel Weld wheels MSD ignition Aftermarket gauge for volts, oil pressure, and temperature Aftermarket aluminum radiator Headers Service History 2008 Interior and suspension refurbished 2018 Engine top-end rebuild, and according to the owner, the odometer was reset C4 automatic transmission was rebuilt U joints and driveshaft replaced and balanced 2022 Fuel system refurbished, including a new Jegs fuel tank, pump, and filters Ownership History Current owner purchased the car about 15 years ago Known issues The front grille is missing Rust on the A-pillar and rear quarter panel, and the trunk Perforating rust on the underside.
Documented in the photos The shifter is missing the actuator handle The driver's inside door pull is missing Pitting on several of the chrome interior levers Missing passenger's side mirror New owner should monitor the tread depth Due Diligence Third-party photos 4/21/2023 Third-party inspection 4/10/2023 Included in the sale One set of keys This car is being sold through CLASSIC.
COM Pro.
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