Mustang 1965 V8 289 - perfect exhaust sound

I did a student loan for my master degree at the Skema business School. I paid my first year in the US and I still had the money to pay my M2 in Brazil. I invested this money in this mustang, the first car I ever bought, 4 months to find the good one and 5 months to work on it. New master cylinder, new radiator, new exhaust pipe gaskets, new tires, new steering wheel, new carpet. It is working very well, it was my daily car for 5 months. I shipped the car to France to sell it. I did it to finance part of a personal project, a trip from Canada to Argentina with my motorcycle to present my project to the best universities on my way.

[crossborder]

Everything is stock except the carburetor Holley and the mufflers. I do not know the brand of the mufflers, there were installed on the car when I bought it. The former owner did not know and there is no name on it. I guess it can be some Flowmaster 40 as there are lot of installations of them. I sold the car a year ago.

[VncentValntine]

As someone who's owned one of these, I'm more impressed by that door latching sound.

[kukelhupf]

It‘s a shame we don‘t build cars like that anymore. I would be happy if the cars nowadays would at least look like that.

[matthiaseb]

I love how you can hear the cylinders starting up one by one

[dominictoretto]

This time it ain't just about being fast.

[Mulder-Scully]

I think the most beautiful cars are the mid 60's Mustangs, Vets and Camero's.

[ZombieWilfred]

I have this car, same year, engine, color and everything (gotta love black and chrome...) I'll never sell her. I always tell people it will be one of three ways it will end between us: they'll pry her from my cold dead hands, pry me from hers, or we're going out together!

[kenwelch]

The 289 is a very underrated engine. Lightweight, revs well and makes good power for it's size. I had one in my 66 comet. It left many a Camero and Charger in the dust when challenged at the light!

[comrade]

'65 mustang coupe is so beautiful

[xandera.]

That sound surpassed my expectations by a million, you sir get a like. 😌

[terribleTed-lncm]

a 1965 289 mustang was the first car i ever had, i was 16yrs old in 1976, and i thought i was the luckiest and happiest person on the plant! nothing but sweet sweet memories of the summer of would go back in a heartbeat if i could.

[ryderalcaraz]

The look, the sound, the leather jacket. *Perfect*

[borisjelzin]

0:13 *Me on the toilett, yesterday* .

[vpscttm]

That's exactly how a 65 Mustang with the 289 that my friend owned sounded just before he spun it out on bald tires with me and another friend in the back seat way back in 1975. We bumped heads but no one was seriously hurt. Wild ride.

[BobSmith-mcuq]

Good sound, doesn't have to be LOUD, just a good tone!

[isceez]

I’m a Chevy fan but I appreciate all classic cars. The ignition sound, the door closing sound, the 289, the looks. Just perfect

[jasoncone]

That car is bad ass and so is the exhaust! It’s old school and can’t be duplicated👍

[ashchaya]

Funny how the small V8s always sound so gorgeous. Here in Australia in the 70s and 80s we had a 253 V8 that just sounded so beastly.

[SVTJD]

Aaaah yes the old push rod engine. Fantastic sound! Nothing better

[terryandrews]

My first job when I was 16th And still in high school was at a Ford dealership.
I'm a Chevy man now, But my love for FORDS will never go away❤❤❤