1965 Ford Mustang

Fastback

302- V8

Automatic

Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed

Gasoline

My loss, your gain: 1965 Mustang Fastback. Lore (not verified): Built from parts at a famous Seattle area Mustang wrecking yard. The 302 came out of a Ford Bronco, and has an aggressive street cam that gives her enough power someone thought it wise to chain down the engine block. Formerly owned by a coke dealer, and frequently ridden hard and put away wet. Facts: I drove this car maybe a total of a thousand miles in the 15 years I've owned it. I bought it, back when I was dumb and childless. It makes a fantastic sound, a very quick to wrap-up rev that really roars. The transmission failed, so I had it rebuilt by a guy with track experience. He also rebuilt and balanced the driveshaft to match the installed transmission. It is operated by a B&M T-handle shifter, that you can set up to slam-shift. Less than 500 miles driven since the rebuild. Sharp eyes will notice the driver's seat is actually a passenger seat, but both seats are included in this auction. The car is very rusty, with parts of the driver and passenger floor missing. I could foresee an accident when a high torque motor is able to twist a rusty mono-frame car into a pretzel, so I parked her. Bring a trailer. She is a project interrupted... I bought some parts to fix her up that go with.water pumphosesfuel pumpgas tankweld-in floor pans, frame rails, torque boxes, and rear pans.Also going with, but not pictured, is the rear glass chrome. Door tag info calls her a 2+2 FastbackOriginally a 6 cylinderBuilt in 1964 Ivy Green MetallicBlack crinkle standard interior.