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This 1965 Mustang isn't valuable because it was at the World's Fair. It's valuable because no one can disprove it.
Above: the listing photo from Bring a Trailer showing the coupe's front three-quarter view. Source and full listing linked ...
One of just 60 special 1965 Mustang GT coupes built for the New York World's Fair is up for auction with 32,000 miles shown and a fascinating history.
This Ford Mustang Debuted the GT Package at the 1965 New York World Fair, Ended Up as a Daily Driver
If you were to name the most famous Ford of all time, which one would it be? The list isn’t exactly short, since FoMoCo put out a lot of iconic automobiles in its 120+ years on the market. Ranging ...
The 1965 Mustang GT marked the moment when Ford’s pony car stopped being a stylish commuter and started acting like a real performance machine. With a high-compression 289-cubic-inch V8 rated at 271 ...
This 1965 Ford Mustang GT packs a 289ci V8, 4-speed manual, and the Pony Interior Decor Group into a clean maroon-over-black package that ticks every box a serious first-gen Mustang buyer is looking ...
I've had a my 1965 Mustang GT High Performance Convertible since my Dad bought me one new for making the Dean's List in High School and the Varsity Tennis team--May 1, 1965 Dad Paid $4,020,80 for this ...
This 1965 Ford Mustang is a project car needing complete restoration, and at first glance, it has the right package to return to the road in tip-top shape. It's a fastback, an A-code car, and a GT, ...
The ePower Mustang. Coming to a town near you? This is the story of two Henry Manns. One is a successful entrepreneur and car nut from Philadelphia. The other is a Brit, son of Alan Mann, whose race ...
This exceptional 1965 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 'R' is widely considered to be the best of the 36 examples built, and now, it's heading to auction in January.
Daphne Norris, 50, a UPS driver living in Bryceville, Fla., on her 1965 Ford Mustang convertible and 2019 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R, as told to A.J. Baime. When my parents met, my father had a 1966 ...
Ford had to rename the first-gen Mustang the T5 in Germany for trademark reasons, and it's become an unusual but interesting footnote in the 'Stang's history.
This 1965 Ford Mustang GT, wearing factory maroon paint, backed by a 289ci V8, rowing its own gears through a 4-speed manual, and showing 18,798 miles (Exempt/TMU), is listed at $69,500 out of ...
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