RARE- unrestored 3 North Carolina Owners - ORIGINAL- 289- C Code- Factory AC

1965 Ford Mustang Additional Info:

A REAL un-restored 1965 Ford Mustang

One of just 559,451 units built in 1965!

Yes they were that popular.

2014 production was 134,082 units.

View 9 minute Video of car -https://youtu.be/EqXrDGNmnRA

I have owned a lot ofMustangsover the years, but this is the best driving oneever. Great easy power steering, very responsive engine, handles the corners and sits at the correct height, and does notsqueakand rattle like many of the old Mustangs do. It is a absolute pleasure and joy to drive.

Free and Clear North Carolina title to car in my name only.

Retains original 51 year old white with blue interior, original engine and C-4 automatic transmission, factory air conditioning, working am radio, engine paint is original, original exterior color is Caspian blue ( very old repaint). Factory spar, jack, and lug wrench with cap puller in the trunk. Car was sold new in Durham NC and was owned till 1976 when it was purchased by a Hillsborough, NC family and I purchased it from them in 2016. See copy of the title issued in 1966 attached in this auction. The copy of the back of that title shows transfer to the family in 1976 that I purchased it from.

Car has all original body panels and floor pans and has no known body filler. A very rarevirtually rust free North Carolina car.

It drives like a much more modern car and is a treat to drive a real RARE original un-restored Mustang and get to feel of how it was in 1965.

The numbers!

100% came with front safety belts $7.5598.9% with heater

97% with bucket seats78.9% radio

64.4% V-8 Engine $108.0053.6% Automatic

47.3% windshield washer38.6% back up lights $10.70

24.9% Power steering $86.309.1% Air Conditioning $283.20

9.1% sounds rare, but when you look at total production 50,910 cars had AC!

Body date plate decoded:

65 A Body = Hardtop, standard interior bucket seats

H Color = Caspian Blue

D2 Trim = White with blue

29Q Date = March 29, 1965

25 DSO = Richmond

6Axle = 2.80

6 Trans = C-4 Automatic

Well you see many restored cars, but an original car is a site that you can look at and appreciate its use and preservation. This car you can drive and really understand why the Mustang was so popular.

I expect there are few 1965 Mustangs today with as

many original parts as the car you are looking at now.

Enjoy.

Because of the car being so original I have it priced higher than some semi-restored cars, but consider how nice it is to know what you have and see it. Consider that the car even though has lots of patina it garners more interest from folks that want to hear the story and see how a 65 Mustang really looked, and you can enjoy how nice it drives. As time ticks on you will be harder pressed to find original Mustangs. Worth every dime I am asking, but I am open to a fair offer for the car. After you view everything give me a call.