Ford Mustang 289 (1965)

• Kickdown Check

  • On-site kickdown assessment completed
  • 115 photos
  • Short video from a test drive
  • Paint thickness measurement
  • March 2022 inspection report with a grade of 3 available

  Facts & Specifications

  • Year of manufacture: 1965
  • First registration: USA
  • Engine: 4.7-liter V8 engine with 203 PS (149 kW)
  • Transmission: Automatic
  • Exterior color: Gold
  • Interior: beige faux leather
  • TÜV valid through 09/2026, H license plate

  Condition

  Exterior

  • Exterior color is gold
  • The vehicle has already been completely repainted. Paint thickness measurements showed values between 175 µm and 212 µm
  • The body is in good condition with slight age-related signs of wear
  • There are no known damages to the body

  Interior

  • The car has a beige faux leather interior
  • The interior is in good condition with slight signs of wear
  • There are no known damages to the interior

  Mechanics

  • The Mustang is ready to drive immediately and is registered
  • There are no known technical defects
  • The 4.7-liter V8 runs flawlessly
  • The automatic transmission also shifts smoothly
  • Last service: 2025

  History

  Ownership History

  • 2020 to present: Current owner
  • Total number of owners: unknown
  • The vehicle has been accident-free under its current ownership
  • First delivery: USA

  Service History

  • Last service: 2025

  Documents

  • Inspection report 03/2022, Grade 3 (Images 112–115)

  Summary

  For sale is a 1965 Ford Mustang 289 in gold with a beige faux leather interior. Originally delivered in the U.S., this classic is equipped with an automatic transmission and has a recorded mileage of 77,711 miles. An appraisal from 2022 with a Grade 3 rating is available. The body has already been completely repainted and is in good condition with slight signs of wear. The interior is also described as good and shows slight age-related wear. The vehicle is registered, has an “H” license plate, and is TÜV-certified through September 2026. With its 4.7-liter V8 engine, attractive gold paint job, and classic car registration, this Ford Mustang offers an interesting opportunity for enthusiasts of American classics.