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65fsbkhipo

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Just became available from a friend of mine. He is working on other projects so he is interested in getting rid of this one. I know that some of you guys are looking for a fastback, so take a look. It won't last long at this price.

65 Fastback 2+2

 

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Snail50

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that car looks nice. if my christmas bonus wasn't already allocated to hurricane shutters, I'd snap it up in a second.

 

Max Power

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I dunno, over 11k for a 6 cylinder car that needs paint and some panel repair doesn't sound like welfare to me?

Sorry, just one guys opinion...

 

Cobain03

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yea, you can find better for cheaper but prolly not more orginal. if its been kept up, garaged, low mileage, and been babied im sure it will sell for around that price. lots of people like fastbacks and they are willing to short themselves with a 200 ci engine for the look.

 

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Snail50

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Max Power said:

I dunno, over 11k for a 6 cylinder car that needs paint and some panel repair doesn't sound like welfare to me?

Sorry, just one guys opinion...

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Who ever pays the seller's asking price?

 

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Snail50

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Cobain03 said:

yea, you can find better for cheaper but prolly not more orginal. if its been kept up, garaged, low mileage, and been babied im sure it will sell for around that price. lots of people like fastbacks and they are willing to short themselves with a 200 ci engine for the look.

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willing to short themselves with a 200 ci engine until they can swap in an 8 cylinder.....

 

67GTFastback

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Jan 1, 2005

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The car is beautiful, I would just leave the 200 in it. They are a fun motor and never quit. My 65 coupe has one and it has sat for 6 years. I jumped it and primed it with gas, it fired right away, no blue smoke or anything. Don't knock the 200, it is a great motor.

 

MustangPaul

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For buzzing around town, a 6 is fine with me. Don't get my wrong, I like being able to step down on the pedal and feel my GT go, but do go back and forth to work this'd do quite nicely. I like the car.

YMMV

 

65fastback2+2

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that guy is smoking lol, MAYBE $6500. I got my perfect fully restored A code 65 FB for 10 grand, this guy is nuts.

 

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Snail50

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65fastback2+2 said:

that guy is smoking lol, MAYBE $6500. I got my perfect fully restored A code 65 FB for 10 grand, this guy is nuts.

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it all depends on the area in which he's selling it. In Miami, classic Mustangs in any condition bring a premium, especially fb's and verts.