1965 Ford Mustang For Sale
This 1965 Ford Mustang is a highly original, document-backed "A-Code" fastback coupe showing 127,000 original miles. Finished in its factory-applied Springtime Yellow paint over an exceptionally preserved original interior, this two-owner North Carolina classic features its original 289ci V8 engine paired with a smooth automatic transmission. Fully sorted mechanically with a comprehensively rebuilt engine, transmission, and suspension assembly, this heavily optioned pony car includes its original 1965 window sticker, original bill of sale, original matching keys, and its original 1965-issued license plate. It is located in Yadkinville, North Carolina.
Location: Yadkinville, North Carolina/USA
Price: $18,500.00
Key Details
- Make/Model: Ford Mustang Coupe (A-Code)
- Mileage: 127,000 miles
- Transmission: Automatic
- Engine: 4.7L (289ci) 4V V8
- Title: Clean
Condition
- Exceptionally rare two-owner provenance from new
- Highly preserved original factory Springtime Yellow exterior paintwork
- Beautifully maintained original interior cabin, with only the front bucket seats professionally recovered
- Fully rebuilt engine, transmission, and chassis suspension systems ensuring mechanical turn-key readiness
- Documented historic paper trail including the original dealer window sticker and original purchase bill of sale
- Accompanied by all four original factory-issued matching keys and the original vehicle tag from 1965
Performance Highlights
- High-performance "A-Code" 289 cubic-inch 4-barrel V8 engine
- Rebuilt Cruise-O-Matic automatic transmission gearbox
- Rear-wheel-drive (RWD) platform configuration
- Upgraded front disc brakes for enhanced, reliable modern stopping power
Upgrades & Features
- Factory-integrated air conditioning (A/C) system
- Classic first-generation hardtop notchback body silhouette
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