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The Mustang adventure started with what is mostly known as the 1964 1/2 model, and the first vehicles came with specifications that Ford eventually decided to further tweak for 1965.
One of the best things about barn finds is that they represent the second chance a classic car, most often a true icon, receives to get back on the road, sometimes after decades in hiding.
The first version of the iconic Mustang, also known as the 1964 1/2 Mustang, came with the classic recipe of engines, relying on a lineup that included both six-cylinders and V8s.
When it comes to the engine lineup, the 1963 Chevrolet Impala came with almost no differences as compared to the model it replaced.
Sales of the Impala series were already on the rise in the early ‘60s, so Chevrolet had nothing else to do than to stick with an approach that was clearly working.