In 1983 I sold my 1965 Mustang Convertible. I purchased my 1965 Mustang Convertible in 1976. This car was my transportation back and forth from college. I paid $700 for it then sold it for $850. At the time the floor boards were rotted. 289 engine ran like new. This car was beautiful when I first bought it. Pony interior, console, wood steering wheel and a new top.

On March 9th 1964 Lee Iacocca made himself an eternal place in American vintage automotive history with the release of a classic car which would reshape the design and performance expectations for all automobiles sold within the next forty years North American auto market take notice of the first Ford Mustang. For 1965 the legendary Carroll Shelby created 36 racing variants of the already great Mustang fastback, which became the venerable and extremely valuable GT350—a very few of which were equipped with the potent Paxton Supercharger to become the GT350 SC.

Restorable 1967 Mustang

1968 Restoring Mustang

Restorable Mustangs: I wish i never sold my 1965 Mustang Convertible. I would of loved to have been able to restore however, in 1983 I needed the money and the car was not in a garage.