1965 Ford Mustang GT - Barn Find 1965 Ford Mustang (Factory) GT

This is a 1965 Ford Mustang (Factory) GT.
Built in San Jose, California
Purchased at Ford dealer in Vallejo, California for $3,261.05.
The car sat in a garage in Sacramento under a cover for 58 years.
Odometer Reads: 4,500 miles
Highly original unrestored condition
289 V-8 - 4 Bbl carburetor
4 speed manual transmission
Factory front disc brakes
Original Red paint (Rangoon Red) and Red interior
Factory GT - GT Equipment $168.60 option
Real California Car - does not even know what rain is.

[@archholder185]

Mr. Lis, looking forward to watching you and what I can learn from you. I’m sure you will make your viewers proud of your work and videos.

[@davidlis6709]

I have several videos coming up. My goal to teach people as much as I can.

[@ldean-du5im]

Your neighbor was nice, hands in pockets askin stupid questions while your trying to get out of the road!

[@davidlis6709]

That him.

[@jerryrichter4904]

you gonna make a video on getting it running thanks for sharing

[@davidlis6709]

I have several videos, 1 per week for 10 weeks

[@jerryrichter4904]

@@davidlis6709 perfect

[@xpelon209x]

👍👍👍👍

[@apinanperse2753]

Hello, nice to see you here again, nice Mustang is it a V8 engine ? Greetings from Sweden

[@davidlis6709]

This is a small V8. You can tell because it has valve covers on each side of the engine.

[@LVVideoGuy]

Is this car for sale??

[@davidlis6709]

Yes kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGiud4Fvndetm9U

[@MATMANPRO]

is the tow vehicle engine running, very annoying.

[@USCG.Brennan]

That's a GARAGE find.....not a BARN find and yes there IS a difference if you're a true car nut like many of us here are. Barn finds are cars forgotten and tucked away in an old barn (or shed) covered in dust, leaves and bird droppings....been there and done that!!

[@davidlis6709]

You are right. It sat in a garage in Sacramento

[@USCG.Brennan]

@@davidlis6709 Not a biggie, just pointing out the difference. I restored a true barn-find a year ago and took quiet awhile to get all the dust, crud and bird droppings off it...BEFORE I could do anything else. Like I said....been there and done that. ;-)

[@kickit59]

I have a Mustang in my garage that I guess you might call a garage find! I keep it on the battery maintainer though in the last 10 or 12 years it has had two new batteries because at times I was working a lot of overtime and let the battery get below 10 volts. That's why I am doing the maintainer. I check the tire pressure a couple of times a year. Oil change once a year and maybe drive it in recent years 50-60 miles a year. In the last ten or so years maybe 1,000 miles total. But if I wanted to I could go out to the garage and it would fire right up and take it for a drive. Strangely with all the crazy drivers now days I am happy to see it all clean and nice in the garage. I don't have to drive it to be totally happy it's there.

[@USCG.Brennan]

@@kickit59 I totally understand....way too many crazy and UNINSURED drivers out there anymore and to think that Biden is letting more in here and most of them don't even have licenses!!!!

[@davidlis6709]

@@kickit59 Drive it and enjoy it. You are not getting any younger.