1965 Ford Mustang

Coupe

289 4 bbl

Manual

5F07T708654

Clear

1965 Ford Mustang Parts Car, Autolite 4 Barrel Carb No Reserve Pricing. Great Parts Car Up for Auction is a 1965 Ford Mustang Coupe Parts Car. 5 lug wheels The car is in VERY rough shape but the motor and transmission are good. There are holes in the truck and floor boards. Front frame rails rusted through, rocker panels severely rusted, bad quarters. I purchased this car for a parts car to restore my 1965 Mustang Fastback. I have only used the gas tank, drive shaft and crank pulley. Yes the car ran when I purchased it. Car has valid title. There are hundreds of dollars of vintage parts on the car. The cylinder heads alone will sell for $300, the 4bbl intake $250, Autolite Carb $200, 3 speed Top Loader trans $300, Glass $400, etc..plus tons of vintage stainless steel trim. You will need to tow (flatbed) this vehical as the tires are flat and beyond holding air. I can turn the motor over by hand grabbing the crank balancer and it has antifreeze in the block. I'm out of room and need to get rid of this as I have too many other projects, (1965 Econoline, 1973 Torino, 1965 Mustang) otherwise I would part the car out piece by piece. Buyer will make 10 times the money paid by simply parting out this car. Thanks for looking and please ask any questions. On Jun-17-13 at 16:50:17 PDT, seller added the following information: Thank for asking. Carb tag is C6AF. Carb could be from 1966. Also I have no way to confirm the year of the motor. As mentioned, I purchased the car for parts only and did not confirm originality of motor. Please do your research.On Jul-09-13 at 16:57:34 PDT, seller added the following information: Thanks for asking. Actually only the left front frame rail is rusted through. The rocker panels do have some rust holes but are still solid in most spots. Car does need quarter panel work and floor pan work. Also trunk pans. Suspension is in need of parts also, and plan on re-doing the interior. It is a project car if you wish to restore it. I get a lot of questions about restoration. Yes, the car can be restored if you have the knowledge and time, but ultimately the choice is yours.