1965 K-Code Mustang GT Fastback

Description

1965 Mustang Fastback, original K-Code 289 HIPO,built 12/64, first year for disc brakes, new rotors from Stainless Steel Brake Corporation, adjustable line pressure proportioning valve, matching number block (C5DZ-6015-A), 1965 cylinder heads with 1.94 intake/.1.60 exhaust over-sized valves, pistons flycut for valve relief, screw-in studs, chrome moly pushrods with guide plates, chrome moly oil pump driveshaft, Melling high-volume oil pump, crank, rods and pistons balanced, ARP 90,000 PSI rod bolts, .534 lift Competition Cam, Competition Cam roller rockers and hydraulic lifters, rare aluminum valve cover extensions, NOS Shelby Cobra valve covers with breathers (Branda), Pete Jackson Gear Drive, Mallory electronic distributor, chrome moly oil pump drive shaft, Top Loader 4-speed (rebuilt by expert Dan Williams), Hurst Competition Plus shifter, 3.50:1 Ford 9 inch rear-end with Auburn Positraction, new balanced drive shaft, 1966 Shelby traction masters, new Moog polyurethane sway bar bushings,Shelby rear springs (sourced from Canada), Gabriel air shocks, Shelby Tri-Y headers with Flomaster mufflers, GT trumpet exhaust tips, Holly 600 double-pumper, OEM HIPO X-stamp, double-spring fuel pump with filter canister, new fuel tank with sender, fabricated trunk floor to protect gas tank, 5/16 stainless fuel lines, Modine 4-core radiator, new floor pans, replaced front frame rail extensions, new carpet, Shelby replica steering wheel, outfitted and painted as replica Shelby GT-350, Wimbledon White with Lemans Blue stripe, dash pod with Tach and Oil Pressure gauges, five American Racing wheels with BF Goodrich Comp T/A tires, custom-designed Shelby Cobra center caps, body restored at Salter's Mustangs (Pace, FL), mechanics restored by owner, 23,220 miles on engine, no leaks, best of everything (no Autozone parts), many trophies, rare Mustang (less than 1% were Ks), abundant documentation dating back to 1965 (including FOMOCO Certificate ofOrigin), built to outrun a real 306 HP GT-350 costing $350,000+, looks identical, check NADA current value for '65 K-Code GT and eBay listings as a price reference, serious money for serious buyers,appreciates more than money in your bank (15+%/yr), great investment,owned car for 24 years, will regret selling because can not replace this one, in no hurry, comfortable with keeping car if doesn't sell at/above reserve, it is garaged in northwest Florida, (Shalimar), (850) 651-8785. On Jun-08-19 at 09:55:57 PDT, seller added the following information:

Good cars are not cheap and cheap cars are not good!

On Jun-10-19 at 06:05:10 PDT, seller added the following information:

Please note:

1) When car was purchased by me in 1995, it was "mileage exempt" and the speedometer read "78210"! Later, after speedometer rebuild, mileage was turned back to zero!
2) Within twenty-four (24) hours after sale, a Five Hundred dollar ($500.00) "non-refundable" deposit will be due by electronic wire transfer (EWT) to my bank! Upon legitimate sale, the deposit will be deducted from the balance owed! Payment in full (by EWT) is due no later than seven (7) days after the sale date! Clear title and the car will be conveyed to buyer after all required funds clear my account in Navy Federal Credit Union!On Jun-17-19 at 19:05:02 PDT, seller added the following information:

3) If you want to simply buy a Mustang, that is a good choice because there is a never-ending supply of cars available in every condition and price! Watch out for the "rustangs"! If you want to buy an "investment quality" Mustang like a Boss 302, Boss 429 or K-Code 289, that is a better choice, tempered by your budget constraints but, they are getting harder to find and more expensive as the years go by, especially K-Code fastbacks! They don't depreciate no matter what condition they are in!

On Jul-09-19 at 07:49:48 PDT, seller added the following information:

4) Auction winners with little or no eBay transactions or bidders from foreign countries will have to contact me personally! They will have to provide adequate, convincing proof of credentials before the sale can continue!