By the end of the 1965 model year, some 680,000 Mustangs had been produced. The numbers are astronomical by today’s automotive production standards. The endless variety of colors, engines and other options insured a very popular product for buyers to consider. Presented in gold with a standard tan interior, this coupe was once somebody’s favorite combination. It was built new with a 289 cubic inch, 225 horsepower V-8. It has an automatic transmission, air conditioning, Rally-Pack gauges, AM radio and power steering. The steel-styled wheels are mounted with Wide-O-Oval tires for a perfect period look. An older re-paint has allowed it to continue shining over the years and the clean engine compartment and interior is easily appreciated. Very little is needed to see this Mustang at the next local show or in the garage of the first-time collector.