K model Mustangs

[paul2748]

Try Williamson's in Arkansas. They restore instruments

Originally Posted by IndianapolisRacer

Thanks for that , just bought a 65 K model fastback with original engine but missing the autolite carb has a replacement on original manifold . The tach is not working , have to find a rebuild service

[Farley's34]

http://www.cjponyparts.com/variants/k-code-mustang

Remember less than 1% of 1.7 million Mustangs built in the first 3 years of production were K codes. And then factor that every 1965 and 1966 Shelby GT350 is a K code, they are quite rare.

I have yet to see another like the one I own - fully documented. Original window sticker, owner manual, warranty card, both sets of keys, original paint, glass, interior, drivetrain and all numbers matching - original to the car! Even has the original California black plates with selling dealer plate frames, and every registration card from day one.

Yes, that is my car for $52K but I bet no one can find another like it. Also, remember it's an asking price not a sale price...

[IndianapolisRacer]

I did not mean to imply I purchased your car , the one I bought was a Feb.65 build 4 speed car with the early Arvin ? exhaust system , Your car is a very unique car and I believe when Shelby GT350s are selling for $350,000 + the 65 K cars have a lot more room to appreciate . An added bonus is lower insurance cost to drive the K code cars vs the cost of insuring a GT350 .

[IndianapolisRacer]

Just learned something about my Mustang , the rims are date coded and because my car has improper GT rims on it I now have to find good 1965 Mustang steel rims dated before Feb.11 , 1965 to be correct , the search is on !

[rotorwrench]

Those rims may have also been used on Fairlanes & Comets in that time frame.