1965 Ford Mustang Convertible

Description

Everyone loves a first-year 1965 Ford Mustang convertible, but when you can find one like this in its rare factory-correct paint, this droptop pony car is a true standout at quite a nice price.

You can easily love the distinction of this handsome factory-correct Y-code Silver Blue metallic. It has the kind of bright presence that can be a standout in a crowd. Plus, the white vinyl folding roof gives the convertible a distinctively premium touch. But even with all this character that makes it valuable, the car also gets the fundamentals right. Gaps and alignment are up to factory standards, which already makes it a standout at most car shows. But then there's the brightwork. The mirror-like bumpers, the iconic Mustang "corral" up front, and the complete trim give it a great aura. Plus, the wire wheel covers borrowed from a Mustang II give added individuality to this very cool cruiser without being too flashy.

Beneath the white roof is a nice white interior, so you get the distinction of this coordinating color with the top up or down. The silver blue and white interweave nicely between the door panels, bucket seats, and the dash to create the perfect vintage atmosphere. So we know you'll love taking this droptop out for plenty of weekend cruising activities. And if the weather ever does turn bad, the power folding roof means you're under secure cover in a snap.

Since the interior and exterior are so distinctive, the engine bay follows suit, too. Instead of an overblown V8, this cool cruiser keeps its original-style inline-six. The 200 cubic-inch motor offers plenty of power to move you down the road, and the three-speed automatic transmission, power brakes, and power steering only heighten its easy cruising attitude. And this even looks great to show off thanks to bold blue block paint as well as plenty of shine from the air topper, valve cover, and master cylinder. When you do take it to car shows, everyone will love to see something this honest. After all, the Mustang was built on the idea of being a practical car for the weekdays and something fun for the weekends, and this example does exactly that.

Comfortable, affordable, and exceptionally unique – this one is for someone who appreciates the heart of the first-year Mustang and its culture. We might love V8 Mustangs (and have plenty to show you) but this is something distinctly different. If you're someone who truly appreciates why this is the all-American classic, call today.