For Sale: 1965 Ford Mustang in Concord, North Carolina for sale in Concord, NC
Vehicle Description Slick paint, a speedy attitude, and the power to back it all up make this 1965 Ford Mustang a distinct and fun classic.
The trim tag tells us that Vintage Burgundy is the factory-correct color, and it looks good on this coupe.
It was updated later in life to give you a modern clearcoat luster, and that does a nice job of showcasing the straight body panels.
But we also like this color because the deeper tones of the red-like finish give the car a meaner attitude.
This one really loves to show off a sporty style.
It's in big places like the blackout grille, large exhaust tips, and Thunderbolt-style teardrop power dome in the hood.
And there are cool little details like the HiPo 289 badging up front and the Tasca Ford tag on the rear (they were to Mustangs what Yenko is to Camaros.
) Set it all on a set of competition-style Torq Thrust wheels, and you have the look of a performance pony.
The black interior has a great look against the deep burgundy exterior.
The seats, door panels, carpeting, and dash all have a clean and dark look of quality.
That makes for a proper cruiser attitude.
There's even a retro-style AM/FM digital tuner w/cassette to upgrade your driving music.
But there's a little more to this car.
It has a true driver-oriented feeling with front bucket seats, a wood-rimmed steering wheel, an auxiliary gauge trio under the dash, and an AutoMeter tach prominently mounted on the steering column.
Under the hood is a clean and mean-looking motor.
This was once sold under the impression it was a HiPo 289, but we have no confirmation of it.
Regardless, it's built for speed.
You have a four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock Performer RPM intake, MSD ignition, and headers feeding the H-pipe dual exhaust.
And those Flowmaster mufflers really give this a terrific exhaust note.
Disc brakes in the front, traction bars in the rear, and wide modern tires all around make this a fun coupe.
This first-year Mustang has the awesome look of power and a healthy V8 heart to earn this sleek and speedy style.
That makes for an awesome classic you need to get your hands on.
Call now!.
The trim tag tells us that Vintage Burgundy is the factory-correct color, and it looks good on this coupe.
It was updated later in life to give you a modern clearcoat luster, and that does a nice job of showcasing the straight body panels.
But we also like this color because the deeper tones of the red-like finish give the car a meaner attitude.
This one really loves to show off a sporty style.
It's in big places like the blackout grille, large exhaust tips, and Thunderbolt-style teardrop power dome in the hood.
And there are cool little details like the HiPo 289 badging up front and the Tasca Ford tag on the rear (they were to Mustangs what Yenko is to Camaros.
) Set it all on a set of competition-style Torq Thrust wheels, and you have the look of a performance pony.
The black interior has a great look against the deep burgundy exterior.
The seats, door panels, carpeting, and dash all have a clean and dark look of quality.
That makes for a proper cruiser attitude.
There's even a retro-style AM/FM digital tuner w/cassette to upgrade your driving music.
But there's a little more to this car.
It has a true driver-oriented feeling with front bucket seats, a wood-rimmed steering wheel, an auxiliary gauge trio under the dash, and an AutoMeter tach prominently mounted on the steering column.
Under the hood is a clean and mean-looking motor.
This was once sold under the impression it was a HiPo 289, but we have no confirmation of it.
Regardless, it's built for speed.
You have a four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock Performer RPM intake, MSD ignition, and headers feeding the H-pipe dual exhaust.
And those Flowmaster mufflers really give this a terrific exhaust note.
Disc brakes in the front, traction bars in the rear, and wide modern tires all around make this a fun coupe.
This first-year Mustang has the awesome look of power and a healthy V8 heart to earn this sleek and speedy style.
That makes for an awesome classic you need to get your hands on.
Call now!.
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