looks like the day it came out of the factory. check out the undercarriage ... unreal
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1965-...QQcmdZViewItem

 

Wow! Over 75 grand and the reserve is not yet met. I wouldn't want that car because I wouldn't want to get the first piece of dirt on it.

 

i agree with soaring! and in my thoughts there is no use of owning a car that you cant drive !!!

 

WOW! Its like one of those model cars you build and just put in a glass case and look at.

 

it looks so boring... what would you even do with a car like that? sit around and shine it and try not to breath on the paint?

 

It would be a bummer to have a car sooooo nice that you were afraid to use it. Not sure what I would do with it.


But I would trade him

 

Asking $139,000. That's one of the best restorations I've ever seen. I was at the museum and the rest of their cars are amazing as well.

On the eBay auction is says that the engine is a 4.8l. I thought all 289s were 4.7?

 

yah it's 4.7litre -- 289*2.54^3/1000=4.735
i'm not saying this is a great daily driver. If i'd be a multimillionaire with money to born I'd buy it to put it behind glass though

 

that car looks amazingly good you guys should know by now fords good at rounding up numbers like a 302 is a 4.9 not a 5.0

 

Very nice, but if I bought it I wouldn't be able to resist changing a couple of little things, like, the wheels, lowering it (a lot), and doing something with the engine. I think thats why I couldn't find cars like that around me when I was looking for one...