1965 Ford Mustang Eleanor Tribute Wide Body AT DODI AUTO SALES

1965 Ford Mustang Eleanor Tribute Wide Body
For sale is a very special build, 1965 Ford Mustang Eleanor Tribute Wide Body. It has been locally owned for the last twenty years. He bought it before he got married, and spent the next twenty years restoring it. Originally it was a 1965 Mustang Fastback C-code 289, then they put a full Eleanor Tribute Wide Body kit on it. He then updated the drivetrain installing a new engine and transmission from summit racing. It is now powered by a fully loaded 351 Windsor with A/C, Power steering, and Power brakes. Vintage air A/C and heating. C4 transmission. It has four wheel disc brakes, Ford 8” rear end w/355 gears, American wiring harness and Auto meter gauges. The exterior is in excellent condition, with very minor imperfections here and there. It has never sat a day outside. The interior is all pretty much brand new! The paintwork and interior was done at Candyman's paint/body. Mechanically it runs and drives great. The ride is smooth and sporty. This ultimate driving machine handles like it's on rails! The motor is very healthy, sounds great and has plenty of power. Suspension is tight. Brakes feel great. Fires right up and runs like a champ! Come and drive it home! Tires are in excellent condition. I believe the build has only about 3K miles on it. It really was only driven occasionally on the weekends around town. Solid floors! No rust on the car. Check out the video and see everything for yourself! Watch the video and go through the photos as every inch is shown. We are located at 2240 Del Monte Ave Monterey 93940. My number is 831-920-8216. GO TO DODIAUTO.COM for over 300 photos. And make sure to watch the video.

[@rjwong]

the front and rear panels all molded together like that... if it gets tapped, something is going to crack and you'll need to respray half the car just to fix a bumper. that front end wont flex with it molded to the fenders like that, something is gonna crack, then what?

[@alvinfry]

Going to cost a lot to fix all those "improvements" 🤦‍♂️. Oof...