How many 65 66's are left ?

[66moneypit]

I have seen the production numbers for the 65 and 66's. Just wondering if anyone has an estimate or a good website that might have #'s for how many are left 40 years later.

 

[TOM B]

I have (1) 65 convert and (1) 65 fastback 2+2...... so thats 2 survivers!

 

[66moneypit]

I have (1) 65 convert and (1) 65 fastback 2+2...... so thats 2 survivers!

If everyone answers like you did I have a feeling this thread will have thousands of replies

 

[iamlance]

I have 1 65 fastback

 

[Ronstang]

I have one 66 Shelby G.T.350H, one 66 fastback, and one 66 coupe....for now.

 

[66moneypit]

I have one 66 Shelby G.T.350H, one 66 fastback, and one 66 coupe....for now.

Ok....Ok....I get jokes...now can someone help me out....lol. Just a curious

 

[MrMustangVert]

I have seen the production numbers for the 65 and 66's. Just wondering if anyone has an estimate or a good website that might have #'s for how many are left 40 years later.

as far as i know that the mustang production reach a million by 66

I also have a 66, 68

any one whant a 65 mustang its for sale cheap just a shell

fixen to finish my 66 stang all i need now is a good 5.0 EFI and a t-5 and im ready to rock and roll

 

[speedytang]

Back in '94-95 a issue of Mustang Monthly did a title tag search for the 48 states and they showed 64.5-67 had 350k tagged cars registered. Now that floored me and I wrote to them to verify the number and never a response but then I did not subscribe to that Mustang Mag. for months later so I could have missed the response. They even had it broke down by Coupe,Fast,Convert.

 

[Mustang Jim]

I believe I recall that MM issue also. Even 10 years ago, I thougt that 350,000 64 1/2-66 Mustangs remaining was on the high side. After 40 years, I would bet that there are only around 10% of these vehicles remaining. As fun as these cars are, they were never built, nor driven, to last 40+ years. How many were wrecked, rusted apart and stripped for parts over the years? Correct me if I am wrong, but didn't the 2 millionth mustang rolled off the assembly line in 1967? If that is correct, and we go with my assumption of 10% remaining, you would be looking at less than 200,000 of the 64 1/2 through 67 mustangs surviving today. But the, how many of them are driveable?

Oh, I almost forgot to add... I own one 64 1/2 coupe!