Highlights
- Desirable early car in very good condition
- Optional D-Code 210bhp V8 with ‘four on the floor’
- Recent full repaint in stand-out red
- Very original and preserved light cream interior
- Nicely detailed car including Rostyle-style wheels and whitewall tires
The Appeal
Few cars can claim to have changed the world, but perhaps the Mustang did. It gave the people what the people really wanted - a sporty car with a practical flavor available in innumerable combinations of color, trim and spec.
The earliest cars are the purest, but even then, it all comes down to specification. This 1965 car scores highly on that front since it has the optional 289CI 4.7L 210bhp engine plus a 4-speed manual box. It is a pleasing blend of updated aesthetics and originality, thanks to a recent repaint and nicely preserved off-white interior. Enthusiasts will spot the steel wheels with the Rostyle-style chrome trims, whitewall tires and original radio.
The car arrived in the UK in 2020 and was with its current owner in 2023. Well specified and sympathetically restored, this is a pretty and very original example of the open-top Pony car.
History and Paperwork
- First registered in 1965
- VIN number 5F08D128654
- Chassis number confirms the car as a 1965 model year, Dearborn-built car
- Factory fitted with the D-Code 289CI 210bhp V8 engine
- First UK registered March 2020
- Two UK owners
- Current owner since May 2023
- Stored undercover we are told
- Repainted recently
- V5C in the current owner’s name
The Condition
- Exterior presents well after a recent repaint in bright red
- Paintwork shows few indications of use as can be checked in photos
- Bodywork is straight with good panel fit and well-presented arches and sills
- Bright chromework appears in good order and complete
- Black folding roof in good working condition
- Off white tonneau to match interior
- Steel wheels with chrome Rostyle-style embellishers in good order
- White banded tires fitted
- Original interior in off white vinyl is well preserved with slight age to some elements
- Original fittings, including factory three-spoke wheel and radio
- Trunk area included checkered trunk trim
The Mechanics
- Optional D-Code 4,735cc 289CI 210bhp V8 engine
- 4-speed manual gearbox
- Original engine appears to be in good working order, we are told
- Seller states that the car runs well
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