Priced at $53,500, this vehicle is $29,200 above the high end of its fair market value of $24,300.
The current fair market price range is between $20,700 to $24,300.
It has 113,008 miles, which is 55,608 (97%) above the median mileage of 57,400.
Note: This is an estimate based on a variety of factors (experimental feature). It is intended to provide a fair market value range to help guide your buying decision.
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call David at 619-451-2130 or visit www.pmautos.com email us at sales@pmautos.com Price reduced on 2/22/2021 for a quick sale 10k price drop buy it now The 1964.5 Mustang was first introduced on stand at World's Fair in New York City on April 17, 1964. That was virtually 1 month after the first Mustang rolled off the assembly line, but as a Marketing Genius Ford was it was also the very same day cars arrived at Ford dealers. The wowed the public and took off like a Wild Stallion. Coded as 1965’s there were a small handful built and offered in 1964 and coined the name 1964 and a half Mustangs. Among Collectors these are some of the rarest and most sought-after version of the breed. The 1964.5’s came with certain rare unique options and differences which can differentiate them form the 65 models and Collectors know this !!! Most importantly is the designation of a D Code in the Vin for its V8 289, other tell tell signs are Generator equipped vs Alternator some other small features under the Hood and Styling ques… After six weeks on the market, the Ford Mustang was the best-selling compact car in America. By April 17, 1965, Ford had sold just shy of 419,000 Mustangs. This Particular vehicle was previously owned by the Spalding Sporting Good Company Family as stated by its current owner. The vehicle was always a California Car and is in sweet, solid original sheet metal configuration. As a trained and knowledgeable eye looks around the car you’ll notice stampings, codings and many original features attesting to its babied well cared for life. The car underwent a recent Restoration to the highest standard with some upgrades added to improve its drive, style and usability. In an exhausting effort to not take away from its Highly Collectible and Value and Original Condition the car was given a face lift. Willwood All wheel Disc Brakes were added with Power , Hotchkis Suspension components were upgraded, New wheels and tires, has Power Steering for ease of Driving, GT style lights and we still have the original grill if one would want it back, but keeping true to its most original and noted worthy features it still retains its original generator. The vehicle is Finished in a high quality paint job in it Original Color the most Iconic Poppy Red code 3 and 86 Code Black with Black interior. The vehicle matches its original DATA Tag and is correct all around. I have driven this car many times to local shows and events and always gives a head turner jaw dropping arrival and Thumbs up departure. It’s a Highway cruiser and handles better then new always starts and runs Fantastic. You will not be disappointed in this Rare and sought-after first gen Mustang. Original 289 V8 with 210 HP and Automatic trans, this vehicle has a very rare option of a Power Top fitted in white, among its additions of Safe drive wise upgrades this 1964 and a half Mustang is the one to own and cherish, you will not find another like and you can enjoy it for a variety of events, around town, up and down the coast with no hesitation. Simply put the car is a Dream to drive!!!
The 1964 Ford Mustang, often referred to as the "1964 ½" Mustang due to its mid-year introduction, wasn't just a car; it was a cultural phenomenon that redefined the automotive landscape and birthed an entirely new segment: the "pony car." Launched on April 17, 1964, at the New York World's Fair, the Mustang was an immediate and overwhelming success, exceeding all sales projections. It offered a compelling blend of sporty styling, compact dimensions, personalization options, and an affordable price point that resonated deeply with the burgeoning youth market and a desire for a more personal, stylish automobile.
Origins and Concept:
The Mustang's genesis stemmed from Ford's "Cougar" project, which aimed to create a compact, sporty, and affordable two-seater sports car. Lee Iacocca, then General Manager of Ford Division, was the driving force behind its development. He envisioned a car that was stylish, nimble, and could be customized to individual tastes, appealing to a broader demographic than traditional sports cars. Crucially, it was based on the chassis and many components of the Ford Falcon, which significantly reduced development costs and allowed for a more accessible price.
Design and Styling:
The Mustang's design was revolutionary. It featured a long hood, a short rear deck, a low-slung profile, and a distinctive grille with a galloping horse emblem. The overall aesthetic was European-inspired, evoking a sense of sportiness and sophistication. Key design elements included:
Body Styles:
The 1964 ½ Mustang was initially offered in two body styles:
Later in the model year (often considered the "true" 1965 models), the Fastback body style was introduced, completing the initial lineup and becoming a fan favorite for its aggressive, performance-oriented look.
Powertrain Options:
Ford offered a range of engine options to cater to different tastes and budgets:
Transmission Options:
Buyers could choose from:
Interior and Features:
The Mustang's interior was designed to be driver-focused and offered a good level of personalization. Standard features were relatively basic, but numerous optional extras allowed owners to tailor the car to their desires.
Impact and Legacy:
The 1964 ½ Ford Mustang was a runaway success. It sold over 100,000 units in its first three months and over 600,000 units in its first full model year. Its affordability, sporty styling, and extensive customization options created a new market segment – the "pony car" – and inspired a generation of similar vehicles from competitors. The Mustang established Ford's reputation for innovation and consumer responsiveness and remains an iconic American automobile, with a legacy that continues to this day. It demonstrated that a car could be both stylish and accessible, a concept that resonated deeply with post-war America and continues to influence automotive design.
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