About ready to get this rustang..err Mustang out of the garage

[GoodysGotaCuda]

Mopars are getting grumpy having to share garage space with a pony. Got the thing running pretty well, needs some brake work (about everything), and hoping to let the thing go here pretty soon. Not too shabby for a $650 car, had some hiccups in the engine (heads needed a valve job/couple springs/etc)...other than that things went together fairly decent for never working on an old Ford.




As you could imagine, I prefer the no granny hubcap look

[black73cuda]

Are you trying to sell this for 650...? where are you located?

mike-

[Swedefish66/67]

Looks kind of cool with those tires ans wheels

[GoodysGotaCuda]

Are you trying to sell this for 650...? where are you located?

mike-

Oh no, no. bought it for $650..

[Rare_T_A]

I think you should be able to make a few bucks on that one. Looks pretty good now.

[Young _Gun]

how much you plan on selling it for? I may have a few people who would want to buy it

[Aussie Challenger]

  I owned a 64 1/2 about a dozen years ago, brought it back to Australia, it was the 148th one built. It was a numbers matching & had a 289, 4 speed, pony interior. Many of the first mustangs had either 6cyl's or 260 V8s and some had 3spd manuals.
  It was first registered middle of March '64 which was about a month before they were offically released, some trim and exterior were slightly different to the released version and no it had the original interior, the only external difference was a Hurst 'T' handle shifter and dragway mag wheels.

[71bigblock]

It would be fun to have a little Mustang like that someday.  They are good looking cars.