K-code for sale
12-18-2008, 03:00 PM
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K-code for sale
http://www.oldcaronline.com/ocdetail231515.htm
No idea if this is a legit K-code or not but someone claims to be selling a 64 1/2 convertible K-code that had a concourse resto.
Only down side is I hope you have been saving your pennies :-)
No idea if this is a legit K-code or not but someone claims to be selling a 64 1/2 convertible K-code that had a concourse resto.
Only down side is I hope you have been saving your pennies :-)
12-18-2008, 09:33 PM
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BOUGHT CAR FROM AN OWNER OF A FORD DEALERSHIP IN LANCASTER PA IN 1988. WAS IN HIS PERSONEL COLLECTION. PROFESSIONALY RESTORED TO CONCOURSE TRAILERED LAST YEAR. THIS IS THE HIGH PERFORMANCE 289 CU.IN. 271 H.P. WITH SOLID LIFTERS, TOP LOADER 4 SPEED AND 9 IN REAREND. THIS IS THE SAME ENGINE THAT CARROLL SHELBY USED IN HIS SHELBYS WITH SOME MODIFICATION. FIRST ONE TO BE BUILT WAS JUNE 8 1964 AND MINE WAS BUILT JUNE 13 1964. REGISTERED IN THE FORD MUSTANG REGISTRY AS ONE OF 3 KNOWN TO EXIST.DOCUMENTATION AND PICTURES UPON REQUEST. WILL ALWAYS INCREASE IN VALUE BECAUSE OF RARITY.
12-18-2008, 10:31 PM
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It also has a rally pac and I thought that didn't come out until 65. Hey, it has to have the K engine code stamped on top of the inner fender and in the title. If it has those, it is good enough for me. Hell, at $85k I won't be driving it anyway!
12-19-2008, 09:09 AM
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That was the way I always understood it to be honeygold.
Story I heard is that people were so excited about it that they released some of the '65's early and folks started calling them 64 1/2's
Story I heard is that people were so excited about it that they released some of the '65's early and folks started calling them 64 1/2's