This 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback project is a garage-kept, race-modified classic-perfect for restorers seeking a solid starting point in Ohio. Location: Delaware, Ohio/USA Price: $8,000 Key Details ...

In 1965, Harry Ferguson Research built three 1965 Ford Mustang 4WD prototypes ... The car is for sale at a dealer in Hampshire, England, and the 45,000 GBP ($70,605) asking price seems to be ...

Consequently the car is being advertised for sale as a two owner car. This Mustang might not be perfect but it is very unique—no small feat for a notchback 1965 Mustang. If you want to feel the ...

The selling family kept it quiet when the car came on the market, and they accepted only enclosed-envelope offers for the ...

Following the end of the fair in 1965, the equipment needed for the ride ... That's about twice what a typical Mustang like it is worth without the sprinkling of Disney's magic fairy dust.

The 1965 Shelby GT350R on ... the highest price paid for a Ford Mustang at auction to date. It’s been a good year for Mustang sales, coming on the heels of the sale of a 1968 Ford Mustang ...

1965 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R driven by Ken Miles ... including the first production 1966 GT350R. If that’s too high for you, you might want to consider a reproduction from Original Venice ...

It was the highest price ever paid for a Mustang ... sold in 1966 to a Ford engineer for $4,000, who later installed an experimental Ford GT40 racing V8 that was included in the sale.

Heck, it even appeared on the cover of the October 1966 issue of Car and Driver. This is not that car, but a very nice replica by a man named Joe Kamp. Based on a 1965 Ford Mustang hardtop ...

This 1965 Ford Mustang Convertible, freshly rebuilt with a rust-free body and modern upgrades, is a classic ready for your finishing touch—perfect for Mustang fans and project car builders.