'64.5 Mustang Convertible K-Code Project, Black on White
 

Needs everything, but assuming the black on white color combo is original, this is just a killer combo with the 271hp 289.

Link to 1964.5 Mustang K-Code Convertible eBay auction
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I do not believe one could get an automatic transmission with a "K" code Mustang in 1964.5, my parents bought the 67th. Mustang made on April 17th. 4 days before it was released on the 21st. Since then, I have watched them my whole life, but I am not an expert by ant means. Bill

Bill,you are correct. Not installed in k code mustangs till 1966.

Interesting, maybe a later swap on this particular car. It does have a K in the VIN.

The ads states the engine and trans are not original to the car. A serious buyer would want to get a Marti report to know what it was.

No Marti reports for 64-1/2 to 66 years. Only 67 and later. This was an original 4-speed car. Had to be if it was a K-Code!

Cheers
Dave

The console still has the manual trans insert and it still has the 8k Rally Pac. There are lots of watchers on this one. I really hope Super Dave buys it.


Jason

thst car was hot stuff when it came out. imagine seeing this in the showroom new.

17 bidders so it might take off near the end of listing.

Shows as sold for $10,815. Was the auction ended early? I forgot when it was supposed to end.

Jason

Ended around 6 or 7 am Eastern Jason.

Bid results indicate a full 7 days. The winning bid was placed a couple days earlier and the second highest bidder stopped bidding before he passed the preset bid level.
Actually, a reasonable price. I was afraid it would be like a first gen Camaro and go to 20k for a title and shell of a former car.

Seems like a steal for a K code convertible.


Jason

Not a lot left of the original car to be worth more, to me, but I'm not a Mustang affection-ado either. Saw first hand how badly these cars rust from the inside out, rebuilding 7 of them. The description of only needing floor pans is, I believe, a minimization of the rust, as the rear torque boxes and front frame extensions will be gone too at minimum. No pics of the lower aprons and frame rails either.