Quick Links: 137 EcoBoost (2.3L) Inline 4 Engine. 140 Lima Inline 4 (2.3 L) Engine. 170 Inline 6 (2.8 L) Engine. 171 Cologne V6 (2.8 L) Engine. 200 Ford Inline 6 (3.3 L) Engine. 200 Thriftpower Six (3.3 L) Engine. Read more…
C code – The C engine was the base V-8 Windsor, 200-hp engine for 1965 to 1968. It was the V-8 engine but without the expensive, high-performance upgrades. D code – The rare 210-horsepower 1964-and-a-half Mustang engines offered the four-barrel Read more…
First generation (1969–1970) First generation Body style 2-door fastback Powertrain Engine 351 cu in (5.8 L) Windsor V8 351 cu in (5.8 L) Cleveland V8 390 cu in (6.4 L) V8 428 cu in (7.0 L) CJ/SCJ V8 Transmission 3-speed Read more…
1965 Mustang Engine Information – Thriftpower Inline 6 (200 cubic inch) The 200 cubic inch, 120 horsepower engine was used in Mustangs from 1965 -1970. It was an inline 6 cylinder engine with the block and and heads painted black Read more…
The 66 Mustang Smart Series™ air conditioning system is designed specifically to bolt into your 1966 Mustang. Each kit comes with detailed, easy-to-follow installation instructions and a mounting template. Can you add AC to 1965 Mustang? Installation’s a Breeze! The Read more…
ACC’s Mustang was a factory a/c car from new, but like a lot of classics on the road today, its original a/c was inoperative and missing a few parts. Getting a system like this back on line might seem daunting, Read more…
Top speed 137mph. In 1987 the Mustang received a redesigned interior. Paddle switches flanked both sides of the instrument cluster. Improvements included power-adjustable lumbar support with adjustable thigh and side bolsters, reclining seat backs and 4-way adjustable headrests. How much Read more…
Ford later offered an under-dash air-conditioning unit and discontinued the vinyl with cloth insert seat option, offered only in early 1965 models. Do old Mustangs have AC? First-generation Mustangs-not to mention early Falcons, Fairlanes, and Comets-were never factory-fitted with in-dash Read more…
One of the easiest ways to distinguish the 1967 and 1968 model year Mustangs is by looking at the side scoops. Whereas the 1967 side scoops featured two vents on each side, with horizontal bars across them, the 1968 model Read more…
First Character – the Year of Assembly (When) The first number is the year of production. All 1964 and 65 Mustangs have a “5” as their first character. After that, 6 = 1966, 7 = 1967, 8 = 1968 and Read more…