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differences 65-70

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StangCrazy302Gt

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what r the differences in the interior and exterior between the years 65 threw 70?
 

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totally different cars. you need to go find pics dude, there are WAY too many to list for EACH year.
 
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i didnt kno there was so much of a difference.
 

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comparing a 65 to a 69/70 is like a whole new car
 
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StangCrazy302Gt

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how ablut 65- 68
 

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65 to 66 are very similar. the only changes i believe is the grill area (looks) and the side ornament.

the 64 had a smaller v8 (260) and had a generator not an alternator. also some orther minor stuff. 64 to 66 interior was the same (maybe some minor stuff i dont know)

67 to 68 the bodies changed. the rear valance got well pushed in. go to google and find a pic. the steering wheel changed and more engine options was availble.


this is way to broad of a subject lol
 

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Start reading
http://bradbarnett.net/mustangs/timeline/
 
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StangCrazy302Gt

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verry good read
 

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64-66 similar cars
67-68 simialr cars(got a little bigger)
69-70 Similar cars(got even bigger)
71-73 similar cars(holy crap thats a hood)
74-78 (uhhh is that a pinto)
 
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lol pinto must be the mustang 2
 

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StangCrazy302Gt said:
lol pinto must be the mustang 2
Click to expand...


That would be the turd.
 

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I have owned some very competent "turds".

Factory discs, rack and pinion, light weight and a 302 that can be modified highly. I tend to think of it as more of a Mustang than the 71-73's, in many aspects.
 

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even compared to a 429 super cobra jet? now come on
 
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