For Sale: 1968 Ford Mustang in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for sale in Pittsburgh, PA
Vehicle Description The revolutionary Ford Mustang caused a sensation when it went on sale April 17, 1964, as a 1965 model.
All three body styles:
coupe, convertible, and fastback wowed onlookers, but the sporty coupes were the top sellers.
Almost sixty years later, these early Mustang coupes are still universally admired and sought by collectors.
MaxMotive is proud to present this new addition to the Pittsburgh showroom.
This 1965 Ford Mustang Coupe comes with Ford's great 289-cubic inch small-block V-8 with a two-barrel carburetor.
This engine was a $128 option over the base six-cylinder engine.
This example is backed by the C4 automatic transmission and a conventional rear end fitted with 2.
80:
1 gears.
The first-generation Mustang featured an independent front suspension with upper A-arms, coil springs, lower strut-stabilized control arms and tubular shocks.
The solid rear axle featured leaf springs and tubular shocks.
The beautiful Wimbleton White paint shows very well and is a perfect complement to the burgundy interior.
The vehicle is believed to have had only 10,466 miles since restoration.
This one will not last long.
See detailed photos at ww.
maxmotive.
com.
DISCLAIMER MAXmotive specializes in collectible classic and custom vehicles.
We have more than 200 vehicles in our collection and have sold dozens nationwide and even overseas.
We recommend that all buyers who are unable to view a vehicle in person have a pre-purchase inspection done prior to purchase.
Inspections can be performed by an independent party selected by the buyer.
Due to the age and uniqueness of these special vehicles, it is difficult to cover all aspects and characteristics of each vehicle?s condition within the limited space available.
Thus, pre-purchase inspections are helpful to all parties involved.
The information provided for this vehicle is presented to the best of our knowledge, and is deemed reliable.
But MAXmotive does not warrant or guarantee this information as a basis for purchase.
It is the responsibility of the buyer to make a thorough inspection to determine the suitability of the vehicle prior to purchase.
.
All three body styles:
coupe, convertible, and fastback wowed onlookers, but the sporty coupes were the top sellers.
Almost sixty years later, these early Mustang coupes are still universally admired and sought by collectors.
MaxMotive is proud to present this new addition to the Pittsburgh showroom.
This 1965 Ford Mustang Coupe comes with Ford's great 289-cubic inch small-block V-8 with a two-barrel carburetor.
This engine was a $128 option over the base six-cylinder engine.
This example is backed by the C4 automatic transmission and a conventional rear end fitted with 2.
80:
1 gears.
The first-generation Mustang featured an independent front suspension with upper A-arms, coil springs, lower strut-stabilized control arms and tubular shocks.
The solid rear axle featured leaf springs and tubular shocks.
The beautiful Wimbleton White paint shows very well and is a perfect complement to the burgundy interior.
The vehicle is believed to have had only 10,466 miles since restoration.
This one will not last long.
See detailed photos at ww.
maxmotive.
com.
DISCLAIMER MAXmotive specializes in collectible classic and custom vehicles.
We have more than 200 vehicles in our collection and have sold dozens nationwide and even overseas.
We recommend that all buyers who are unable to view a vehicle in person have a pre-purchase inspection done prior to purchase.
Inspections can be performed by an independent party selected by the buyer.
Due to the age and uniqueness of these special vehicles, it is difficult to cover all aspects and characteristics of each vehicle?s condition within the limited space available.
Thus, pre-purchase inspections are helpful to all parties involved.
The information provided for this vehicle is presented to the best of our knowledge, and is deemed reliable.
But MAXmotive does not warrant or guarantee this information as a basis for purchase.
It is the responsibility of the buyer to make a thorough inspection to determine the suitability of the vehicle prior to purchase.
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