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This 1st year Mustang was assembled in Detroit mid-year 1964 and is a true 'D code' (which was only used for the 1964 1/2 289 4V Mustangs) 289 CID/C-4 convertible, so it is definitely ready to put the top down and hit the road. Based on the data plate, this car appears to be the original color combination and seating. It's not very often you find one of the true 1964 1/2 early production Mustangs and even more so for the convertibles. The red-on-red color combo is a huge plus. This vehicle has been restored back to original styling and features all standard options of the time. Well cared for over the years, this beauty is a great example of a true survivor and is sitting on the classic Mustang hubcap wheels with the thin white wall tires just tying in this nostalgic 60s muscle car look. If you are a Mustang...

This icon of the sixties is looking sexy and clean draped in red and black. To add to the classic look you will find custom 5 spoke rims that are surrounded by radial tires. Inside this classy classic, you will be amazed by the interior. The seats are covered with what looks like new black vinyl. Of course black carpet and black dash pad that contrasts beautifully with the two-tone exterior. This is a car that is a joy to own, wonderful to look at, and a pleasure to drive. If you take this car for a drive, it is easy to imagine that you are back in the sixties again. Maybe you are on your way to school or headed over to your friend's house to do some cruising. With some classic tunes pouring from the speakers as you peel away from a stoplight....

The Mustang has been a phenomenon since its introduction in 1964. Considered Fords longest running production car as the nameplate is still used today. With over one million units sold in the first two years, the Mustang is truly an American success story. Leading competitors were quick to get into the pony car craze including the Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac Firebird and AMC Javelin. This 1965 Ford Mustang convertible is painted in Caspian Blue with a white convertible top. Factory chrome wheel covers, and...

If you were one of the fortunate people to own on of the 562 Original 1965 Shelby GT350 Mustangs (all Fastbacks), then your financial portfolio must be looking pretty good, considering the real ones are bringing the $300-$700k price tags! But for the rest of us, we offer this 1965 GT350 Tribute, finished in a Rangoon red with white GT350 racing stripes over the black interior. The exterior is complete with the GT350 hood scoop, rear side scoops, gas cap & Cobra grill emblem. Also giving it more of the GT look are the Torque Twist wheels, complete with the iconic Cobra center caps. There are a lot of new build parts on this Mustang also, like the chrome bumpers, front marker lights, rear taillights, gas tank, battery, chromed door sills, front seating upholstery, as well as the both the entire front & rear suspension components, so this Tribute shows as good as it goes! Power is supplied...

Titled as a 1965 Mustang, this vehicle has the vin and distinguishing markers of a 1964. Powered by a 260ci V8 with a top mounted generator instead of the alternator introduced in 1965 and hooked up to a 3 speed automatic transmission. The exterior is finished in black paint work, a red pinstripe adorning the fenders and doors, and topped with a white convertible roof. The interior is dressed in red vinyl with options including power steering, AM/FM radio, heating, and added air conditioning. Some interior markers of a 1964 are the door locks being color matched to the interior unlike 1965 when they were made chrome, a fresh air vent...