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I'm up in the Placerville area.Yes, we don't own these cars for their superior gas mileage. My '64 averages 12 mpg with a 670 cfm Holley and opening the secondaries on a regular basis.
Where in California? I'm in the Santa Cruz area.
I've literally LOVED the '65 because of the high-tech tail lights since I first saw one in '65, driving at night with my dad.Great score! The 65 has an amazing interior - I'm jealous of that beautiful wraparound rear seat - and is the first car made with the famous sequential taillights (tell any Mustang friends they were swiped from YOUR TBird). It's a great car - enjoy it!
A game changer indeed! You go first, and let the rest of us know how it went! lolBTW if you REALLY want to help your mileage - and aren't "faint of heart" - this caught my eye some time ago. Bear in mind that maybe the biggest gas hog under the skin of that beautiful bird is the transmission.
I'd LOVE to hear from someone who has attempted something like this:
Real Overdrive would be a gas-mileage game-changer!A Modern 4L60E Trans Backing a Vintage Ford FE Engine
A modern 4L60E trans backing a vintage Ford FE engine.www.hotrod.com
The interior is red vinyl, and original. She's a survivor!Good luck with the new car. 65 is the nicest year, but I'm a little bias. Looks like its in really nice shape. What color is the interior?
MIne's red vinyl code 25.I believe that is Burgundy code 56, mine is Red code 59. That is super nice. I wish mine had power windows. Again good luck and enjoy the ride.
That interior is a beautiful. My’75 is also a survivor. I don’t think anyone ever sat in the rear as the seatbelts still have the protective plastic from the factory.The interior is red vinyl, and original. She's a survivor!