People that build cars know $45,000 is not bad at all considering all of the work that went into this Mustang. A shell today in good shape costs $15,000. The paint is great and so is everything else. Hope she enjoys driving her!
Personally I think that's a lot of car for 45K? Maybe still has a few tweaks to be made but the car looks great and with the EFI and virtually all new drive train you have a very cool daily. 😎 thanks to you and the owner for sharing a peek under the hood!
It’s a beautiful car and after driving it and taking a close look I can see how someone who has the money would spend it on something like this. But I don’t have that kind of money so I will just enjoy looking at with everyone else.
I think I said it a lot in this video on how the camera really does not do it justice. The paint job is one of the best I’ve ever seen, not that I’m some kind of expert👍
Gotta disagree mike, this is a crazy price. I mean it's just a common coupe 289, stock suspension. They made so many of them. If it was maybe rare code with matching numbers, tubular suspension etc. Then maybe. Like they say ya can put hundreds of thousands of dollars in a classic but doesn't mean you'll get that back. That being said it is a nice car.
Honestly 45k is not bad for all the work done to that mustang now me personally I would probably go for the mostly stock 15k mustang because I could put my own spin on it as far as looks and performance vs the 45k one that's already completed but I would love to own either one both are beautiful
To some it sounds ridiculous spending that kind of money on an old car. But those same people are why car shows are so popular. In the end it’s our own money, we can do what we want with it and we are preserving history.
I'm not a murdered out kind of guy, the car would be better a more traditional look with chrome and stainless. Nice car tho, the color and interior....
I agree, sometime the murdered out look is taken to far. This has just the right amount to not make it look to dated. Also the finish on the parts that are blacked out is really smooth.
I would put my money on the fully stock pony any day because of originality that red Frankenstein is not worth it 45000 I would go buy a Tacoma and I did
Your right he could have bought a new Tacoma and he would be losing value everyday. You sir are a genius. I would like to hear more investment advice from you please
@martydeem404 you just don't get it at my age I don't have 20 more years of life left to wait for a mustang to appreciate in value my other 2 hobbies are a hand full as it is sports cards & guitars
@@pacoimaspeed I have a '65 mustang as well. Mine has a 289 block bored out to a 347 stroker. Black with red interior. Custom aluminum American Racing wheels. They were custom made, took them 6 weeks to get to me.
I have always loved mustangs. I have a 1967 that I’m working on. It has a stock 5.0 out of a 1989 mustang that I’m converting to Holley EFI Just recently did a video on how to change the shift linkage on an AOD transmission.
@@pacoimaspeed Nice! I don't have any videos of mine yet. I'll have to wait for spring/summer because I live were it snows and we got about 8" today alone.
OMG!!! She Got "SCAMED" Totally. Believe Me I've Seen a Lot Of These 35 to 45 Hundred Mustangs and They Are Junk. OK the Badges are Wrong and The Blacked Out Badges are Wrong and The Radio Antina is Backwards. Look For Old Wires Around The Dash and Engine Bay ,Bet You'll Find Old Wires and Bondo!!!
That’s not crazy that’s not crazy at all at the beginning of the video I said out loud to myself 45 or 50,000 leaning more towards 50,000 so she spent 45,000 what will the car be worth in 15 years do the math a lot more than that!
People that build cars know $45,000 is not bad at all considering all of the work that went into this Mustang. A shell today in good shape costs $15,000. The paint is great and so is everything else. Hope she enjoys driving her!
Personally I think that's a lot of car for 45K? Maybe still has a few tweaks to be made but the car looks great and with the EFI and virtually all new drive train you have a very cool daily. 😎 thanks to you and the owner for sharing a peek under the hood!
It’s a beautiful car and after driving it and taking a close look I can see how someone who has the money would spend it on something like this. But I don’t have that kind of money so I will just enjoy looking at with everyone else.
Excellent
It's a beautiful car and I think it looks great 🚗
Worth every penny.
Absolutely like you said ALL the work that went into this Coupe Mustang 🐎 it's worth it all day long In a HAND Basket 🧺
The color is gorgeous and so is that interior!!!💯💯
👍
Great video, and an even better Mustang! I am in love with that car, I think she made an excellent purchase.
It is an awesome car, and worth the money. Thanks for the view.
I think for the quality of the build on the stang 45K is a total steal, great looking car and yes love that paint!
👀👀👀👍🏾😎 That paint is incredible!!!👌🏽🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
one of the best things about this car
@@pacoimaspeed it was like the perfect shade and depth and then tied into the rest of the car was CLASSY.
What a Gorgeous Mustang, the paint is a mile deep.
“Get in, we’re going shopping” yes please!! 👍👍👍
BADASS 65 MUSTANG LOVE IT ALL , GREAT BUY,
Sure is. 👍
it looks too good. It looks like a brand-new car. Price was half of what I expected you to say.
I think I said it a lot in this video on how the camera really does not do it justice. The paint job is one of the best I’ve ever seen, not that I’m some kind of expert👍
Excellent investment and great to own.
I like the blue one better then the red one !!!
Still one of the most beautiful cars on the road!
What did you use to take off the chrome paint off of the bumper?
The vehicle was purchased that way. I don’t know how they did it.
Not crazy about the powder-coated trim, but love the Color and Window Tint.
Just got my 65 coupe in gun metal grey. I know making all the silver trimming and panels black would look great. How did you do it
The car belongs to a friend of mine. She bought it that way. I believe the parts are powder coated.
@@pacoimaspeed I was going to bombard you with questions about it but I’m sure she’s long gone lol thank you
@@erikjackson2784 send me your questions. Ill try to answer any I can.
@@pacoimaspeedwhat is that ball thing on the steering wheel? Where did she get the instrument cluster
I’m also from New Mexico, small world!
@@erikjackson2784 the ball thing is just like an old truckers steering ball. The gauges are Dakota digital.
Not truly a restoration, a restore puts it back like new but this is really better than when new. Gotta love it .
Its a good combo of old and modern parts.👍
Nice video - Keep on documenting these cars - Just subscribed - 👋👍!
Thanks. Really appreciate the feedback.
I agree 45 grand is not bad for that mustang. I am about to buy one myself but I am probably looking for a 25 grand car.
It is not a crazy price. What you explained is absolutely right. You got my thumbs up because you were not afraid to discuss the price
Thanks for the 👍.
Gotta disagree mike, this is a crazy price. I mean it's just a common coupe 289, stock suspension. They made so many of them. If it was maybe rare code with matching numbers, tubular suspension etc. Then maybe. Like they say ya can put hundreds of thousands of dollars in a classic but doesn't mean you'll get that back. That being said it is a nice car.
Thank you for your comment with respect, Mike Broszczak.
Honestly 45k is not bad for all the work done to that mustang now me personally I would probably go for the mostly stock 15k mustang because I could put my own spin on it as far as looks and performance vs the 45k one that's already completed but I would love to own either one both are beautiful
45k can go in many different directions when it comes to these cars.
AWESOME STANG!
Thanks. One of the best examples I’ve seen.
45K is much cheaper than a new fully loaded Mustang. At the end of the day I'd rather own a classic anyway.
My thoughts exactly.. 👍
Worth every penny. Where in New Mexico did she get the EFI installed?
I don't know, I will try and find out.
It’s a place called One stop auto in south New Mexico
@@pacoimaspeed I’m in El Paso Tx so it shouldn’t be to far from me
We would pay for that car in Canada,75 to 80 thousand
That sounds like what this car would sell in California. The car market in Cali is coconuts!!
Just to do the machine work for my engine, done by a very well respected guy here in NC (he does a lot of work for "Names" here), was $4300.
To some it sounds ridiculous spending that kind of money on an old car. But those same people are why car shows are so popular. In the end it’s our own money, we can do what we want with it and we are preserving history.
Do you know what does seats are out of.
I think they are out of a fox body mustang. They have had the lumbar supports changed to make it more of a sport seat.
Beautiful
Thank you👍
If she had to pay to have all that work done it might of been more! Nice care!
Thanks. I’ll relay the message to the owner👍
27K would have been appropriate. NOT 45K!
100 % agreed!!
I have the same lokar handles on my 65.
So who painted that Mustang? I need to have mine repainted 😆
I was wondering who made those.
I'm not a murdered out kind of guy, the car would be better a more traditional look with chrome and stainless. Nice car tho, the color and interior....
I agree, sometime the murdered out look is taken to far. This has just the right amount to not make it look to dated. Also the finish on the parts that are blacked out is really smooth.
I would put my money on the fully stock pony any day because of originality that red Frankenstein is not worth it 45000 I would go buy a Tacoma and I did
Your right he could have bought a new Tacoma and he would be losing value everyday. You sir are a genius. I would like to hear more investment advice from you please
@martydeem404 you just don't get it at my age I don't have 20 more years of life left to wait for a mustang to appreciate in value my other 2 hobbies are a hand full as it is sports cards & guitars
How did she get it so cheap?
Lucky I guess.
what's with this forklift steering wheel?
Just one of the things that need to be improved.
“Fully Restored” has a different meaning based on price and restorer.
You ain’t kidding.
Is that a 289 or 302?
289 block with 302 heads.
That steering wheel needs to be shitcanned tho.
On its way.
Chingona!
Yup. The owner is a special girl!!
Yup. The owner is a special girl!!
@@pacoimaspeed
I have a '65 mustang as well. Mine has a 289 block bored out to a 347 stroker. Black with red interior. Custom aluminum American Racing wheels. They were custom made, took them 6 weeks to get to me.
I have always loved mustangs. I have a 1967 that I’m working on. It has a stock 5.0 out of a 1989 mustang that I’m converting to Holley EFI Just recently did a video on how to change the shift linkage on an AOD transmission.
@@pacoimaspeed
Nice! I don't have any videos of mine yet. I'll have to wait for spring/summer because I live were it snows and we got about 8" today alone.
Men I subscribe for BMW 318is! Where is my car??🤣
She is running and driving. Not sure what direction to go with it. Would like to lower it but I’ve always wanted a bone stock E30.
It looks like it was just built and bought. basically brand new.
You are correct. Aside from some suspension upgrades most of the components are new.
OMG!!! She Got "SCAMED" Totally. Believe Me I've Seen a Lot Of These 35 to 45 Hundred Mustangs and They Are Junk. OK the Badges are Wrong and The Blacked Out Badges are Wrong and The Radio Antina is Backwards. Look For Old Wires Around The Dash and Engine Bay ,Bet You'll Find Old Wires and Bondo!!!
That’s not crazy that’s not crazy at all at the beginning of the video I said out loud to myself 45 or 50,000 leaning more towards 50,000 so she spent 45,000 what will the car be worth in 15 years do the math a lot more than that!
Those wheels do not suite that vehicle at all.
They are ok. I would like a different backspacing in the rear to make it look more aggressive.
Everything is blacked-out, why not the rims dude! Kills the whole project.
The restoration was started by someone else and then purchased by the new owner. I’m not in love with the wheels but still think it looks good
The shop that did the work on that car got lucky to find someone to pay 45k to do a semi restomod on a coupe with rebuilt mostly stock parts! SMH.
not a 45,000$ car
Probably if it was the fastback yes . Coupe not so much they the cheapest to get
Thats cheap.
Please don’t call this a restoration- it’s a resto-mod. Nothing is stock or “ restored” it looks great but not restored
You got a point.