1965 Ford Mustang Fastback 2 Plus 2

Desirable Raven Black - A Code 4 Speed with A/C

The Ford Mustang debuted as a simple sports car powered by a 170 cid six cylinder and a pair of V8's. Originally named for the fighter plane the P51 Mustang, preliminary allusions were made to the horse, and the horse motif quickly became the emblem for the Mustang. Buyers loved its low price, long hood, short trunk styling, and its myriad of options. Ford loved its high volume sales and visibility. In mid-1964, Ford introduced a sporty 2+2 fastback body style to go along with the hardtop coupe and convertible. Enthusiasts also cheered the new A and K code 289 engine options.

This fully restored 2 plus 2 Fastback example is equipped with the A code 289 engine rated at 225 HP and 4 speed transmission with dual exhaust. Finished in its desirable livery of Raven Black paint with red interior this car also showcases some of the available GT features such as grille mounted fog lamps and trumpet dual exhaust. Its beautiful lines are set off by the chrome Pony wheels with period correct dual redline tires matching perfectly with the red interior. It is also optioned with the full length center console, fold down rear seat and factory Air Conditioning, the brilliant chrome and stainless steel fittings only further accent the attractive red interior. If you are looking for an early Mustang in the most desirable body style, with one of the most sought after factory colour combinations with perhaps the most user friendly drivetrain, here is a rare and unique opportunity to acquire it!