1965 Ford Mustang

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I have owned this car for a little over 2 years and have to say it has become one of the most favorite cars I've ever owned. Not because it's perfect but because everyone loves it. Since I have owned it, bought it off ebay, I have added: Newly rebuilt 302 out of a 70 Mustang, approx. 325 hp Summit 600 CFM carb T5 trans from a 94 SVO Mustang Steve ball bearing pedals with cable clutch Aluminum radiator Electric Fan New custom driveshaft GM style one wire high output alternator USA radio with aux inputs Kick panel speakers New dash speaker Power brake booster and prop valve New 17" Vintage wheel work rims and tires LED dash lights New idler arm The car drive nice and looks great. It has chips and scratches and is starting to get some bubbles in the paint but no one seems to notice. When I bought it the previous owner had some flat panels where the rear vents are and put a couple of small holes through the body. The things I would do to it if I were going to keep it: New Headliner (the great thing is the car sits so low no one notices the headliner) , I think I would put new gauges in it. I put the high output alternator in it which is great but makes the amp meter in the dash null and void, not that they ever worked anyway. The end broke off the speedo cable and it hasn't been that important to me to replace it, the seats are driver quality but could be freshened up. I think the carpet is original. I really like this car but my girlfriend and I are trying to get down to one house and I have a Nova that is getting close that I need the space for. I am including one picture of the way I bought it and the rest are how it looks now. Good Luck. On Aug-22-15 at 20:52:36 PDT, seller added the following information: I've had a lot of emails about the condition of the car. I've tried to be as honest as possible. It's a driver quality car. If it were a fully restored car with no issues we wouldn't be talking about it at this price. I took it out last night, I drive it every couple of days, and the starter was sounding funny so I installed a new one today. When you fix one noise, you start hearing another. If you don't understand this then you should bid on another car. I love old cars but they are a lot of work. Good luck..