1965 Mustang GT fastback for sale

Stunning car that just arrived with us
Www.Classicamericancarsales.co.uk
A code
Auto
Front Disks
Style steels
Dual exhaust
Bench seat
Fold down rear seat
Fog lamps

[@bradmcmillan8028]

just what i was looking for. how much, please?

[@ukcarlover1]

Sold immediately. Sorry

[@TheSchmed]

Should be a manual not an auto.

[@wblk]

They drove it for 2 hours, how does it stay cool with that little radiator and no shroud.

[@ukcarlover1]

What can I tell you. She stays cool I despise shrouds. Always in the way

[@jamesrobinson9062]

How much

[@ukcarlover1]

Sold

[@Chrislfaison]

@@ukcarlover1 If you don't mind, how much did it go for? I've got a '66 almost exactly like this (Nightmist Blue with a 4-speed), so I'm curious. Thanks.

[@TheSchmed]

What did it sell for ? I actually prefer the notchback mustangs. I would love a ‘66 with a 289 HiPo, the year of my birth. Not the “purist” at all, with disc brake upgrade, power steering & brakes, A/C, electric windows with manual style controller (that everyone breaks by accident), alternator, fan shroud, etc. everything to prevent overheating and to modernize, but keeping the classic feeling. My only “purist” feature is the 289 HiPo motor, with electronic ignition, etc..

[@ukcarlover1]

@@Chrislfaisonsorry. I don’t disclose selling prices on particular car Nice 65/66 Fastbacks as a rule sell between £45-£50k I have a super nice one in stock for £47500

[@ukcarlover1]

@@TheSchmeda true 289 Hipo motor is a big chunk of change I would go with a 331-347 Stroker and have power for days