The car was originally a red 1964 1/2 Mustang Coupe with a 289 v8 with a Holley 4 barrel and a c4 automatic. An Edelbrock high rise manifold was later installed, and pistons slightly bored for a little more oomph. It has red interior with the deluxe console and dash. It has had 2 owners before us, and that's how the nasty detailing got on the sides of the car. After a little research, we also found out that this was actually the 201st mustang ever made. The car was white and  had minor rust on it when we bought it, but needed work both inside and out. This started the restoration.

The interior was in very good shape, but it was faded.  The interior included the center console.  The 289 v8 was perfectly functional, and came with a Holley 4 barrel, an Edelbrock highrise manifold, and bored pistons (1st owner) and chrome valve covers already, but was still very dirty. To make sure there was no rust on the entire car, I decided to replace most of the car, including the quarter-panels, bumpers, and door skins.  The metal was replaced and the car was returned to it's original red color!

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