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That's what I meant Waffles. This seems very high for a fastback. Maybe I'm wrong but with the current economy I thought it would be around 10k for a car in that condition.
It depends more on his legs then how tall he is.I'm 6'2 260lbs i fit fine in every mustang i ever drove but my brother that is 6'6 220lbs is a tight fit in my 68 with the seat all the way back.Tilt and a smaller steering wheel do help on leg room.
My younger brother is now thinking about buying a classic mustang since we (myself and other brother) have mustangs.
He is 6'2" tall and I was telling him he'd want a 67 or newer mustang since the 65-66 was a smaller car.
Headroom on 64-70 Mustang hardtops is the same. However, if you move the seat tracks back for more legroom, headroom improves, too. Alternately, you can fabricate longer tracks.
im around 6'5" and i have a '65. absolutety no height/room issues when driving. the only issue i have is the non tilt wheel and me having to kind of push my leg between the seat and wheel.