1965 Ford Mustang Convertible

Description

The 1964.5 Ford Mustang is always a great classic. It represents the car that launched an entire revolution on the American road, and it only gets better with a wind-in-your-hair convertible and the unique F-code V8 under the hood. It's not just that this is a rare and desirable classic, but it also has some fun upgrades that make it a cool cruiser. The US Mags alloys have a nice dark style to go with the paint. The interior is a custom white setup with black piping to have a well-coordinated look when you're out driving with the top down. And those Sunday drivers are even nicer with a more modern AM/FM/CD stereo hidden away in the glovebox. So take a closer look at quite a significant pony car that also likes to be a fun all-around classic.

HIGHLIGHTS

*VIN indicates one of the first 20k cars produced in Dearborn

*Black paint with a white roof makes for an attractive color theme

*Upgraded 15-inch US Mags match the paint and add wide modern tires

*Clear glass, clean door jambs, and nice bumpers make for good fundamentals

*Power convertible top

*Distinct white upholstery with tasteful black piping

*AM radio on display by modern CD stereo in the glovebox (with remote)

*Nice extras like a color-matched convertible boot and a center console

*260 cubic-inch V8
-Only 1964.5 Mustangs had this F-code motor
-Retains correct 1964.5 details, like the generator
-Worthwhile upgrades like the Mustang valve covers and dual exhaust

*Three-speed automatic transmission

*Power steering

There's a built-in rarity of the 1964.5 Mustang convertible that will always keep this car in demand. But the unique touches that this one has means it will also get longer stares from people who don't know/care about its history. That's what makes it such a great cruising classic. It's significant for those in-the-know but you never have to say a word to be proud to drive it. So don't miss this distinct drop-top legend, call today!