1965 Ford Mustang Coupe | For Sale $18,900

A 1965 Ford Mustang. That is Arcadian Blue. It has a 200 cubic inch inline-six, three-speed manual transmission, and it's about as basic as it gets, but at the same time, about as clean as they get. Very well-maintained car. Chrome up front. It's unbelievable, right? Again, Ford's intent was to target women with this car, and they did a really good job. There's a couple of very small, what appears to maybe be hail. I mean, you have to get on top of the car to see it, but, and there's two of them on the hood. Honestly, the camera won't even pick it up, but this is a clean car. Got the original Mustang caps. All four tires have been replaced. There's no power steering or power brakes. Like I said, this is pretty basic, but man, has it been well-maintained. Incredible. It's been repainted one time. Cool story about the car. The woman who bought this new in 1965 traded in a 57 Bel Air. They gave her just over 500 bucks for the car. She added another 200, I believe, to the down payment, and then she was financed. 36 months, three years, right? Her car payment was $67 a month. Boy, has time changed, right? This is a non-AC car as well, obviously, but in the trunk was this vintage AC unit, and I have been informed by our techs that that's going to need some parts and some work, but it isn't. Spin up the driver's side here. Really clean. I mean, I can't emphasize enough how clean this car is. Wow. Quick peek inside here. Now, there is a mild, mild, and I mean a very mild tint on these windows as well, but always check with your local laws, state and local, to make sure that you're compliant. Let's grab these keys, take a quick peek in the trunk. There is not a spare in here, but there is a jack and a lug wrench. If you have any questions or you'd like more photos or video, you want to talk to somebody about the car, we'd love to hear from you, man. 507-386-1726. Get you inside here for a little bit better look at the interior. That's the three-speed on the floor. Back nice. I mean, this car is nice. See this starter up here. Pops right off. Take a quick look under the hood. There you have it. So, there you have it. Great story behind this car. I still can't believe 36-month payment for 67 bucks a month with a trade-in on a 57 Bel Air that got you just over 500 bucks. Boy, times have sure changed, but you know what? We love these cars and we'd love to hear from you. Again, any questions you want to see more, go to uniqueclassiccars.com or call and talk to us. We can get you anything you want as far as additional pictures, videos, answer questions. 507-386-1726 and stick around because after this video, Jason's going to take this out for a ride and he's going to bring you along. Oh, that is fantastic. Running on empty? Fuel up with us, George and Jerry on Motorhood. Jesus. Tune in on YouTube where we dive into cars. Who cares if it's hard on gas? Our showroom, one of 114 and beyond. New episodes every week only on Motorhood. Today we're driving a 1965 Ford Mustang in a beautiful bright blue, really matching the time period. We have dark blue carpet, kind of a cream color on the seats and door panels. It goes well together. A little bit dark blue on the top of the dash as well. This is a three-speed manual on the floor. Speedometer's working. Our fuel gauge shows a little over three-quarters of a tank. There's the temperature gauge here from the factory. Just coming up off the cold. The blower motor works on this car as well. Very original feeling car. You see the steering wheel slightly cocked to the left. The horn is not working. Brakes are nice and smooth. Equipped with wing windows for fresh air ventilation, which every car should still have in my opinion. Formats it with the Mustang emblem on them. They also look vintage. Easy to shift. Nice and smooth clutch feel. This feels very original, like a step right out of 1965. Find all the pictures of this 1965 Ford Mustang at UniqueClassicCars.com.