Best Sounding Exhaust System for a Classic Mustang!
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Decided to do a little video on my 1965 Mustang's exhaust! Just to break it down, I have full-length ceramic coated headers, an x-pipe, and Black Widow mufflers (Venom 250s). I have a mildly built 289 hooked up to a super T-10 4-speed transmission. My rear end has 3.80 gears and a posi.
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Being that young with a classic like that is pretty special.
true, not everyone has this satisfaction AND whole life to enjoy it.
I am 15 and i love mustangs so much that i am already started saveing money for one 🤣 (in my country you can have a car if you are 18 Years old so i have a lot of time)
I'm 20, my father owns a shop and recently got a 67 (Elenore) and a 65 mustang. I can't wait for them to be finished!
I know
I graduated high school in 2000. Due to an insurance settlement from a car wreck injury when i was 5, i had money to pick my first car. My dad had a 64 chevelle ss 327 in high school and my uncle/dad's older brother had a 68 GTO with a reputation that hurt lots of feelings. So growing up hearing all those CRAZY stories from the late 60s early 70s i had to have a legit muscle car. Decided a 67 chevelle looked the best to me so after almost 2 years of searching i got a 67 true super sport with a fresh 396 from texas = no rust. Car wasn't perfect but very solid new interior and reliably driveable. Got a good deal cause the guy was moving. Takes patience and time to pull the trigger on a worthy deal. Still have it. My dad's chevelle now he's had 35 years is a 68 true SS factory 4 speed 468 cubic inch borderline race yet steet-able motor my uncle built. It sounds scarier than this mustang but the stang does sound really sweet though. Respect and props to this young guy. He's enjoying himself! I'm happy, he is happy.
When a young guys is excited about mustang’s sound instead of green Tesla’s I’m genuinely happy!
Dont worry we‘re in there 💪🏼
Well said nice seeing young people enjoying a old pony
Obviously the classics have more character and there's something to be said for the people who put the time in to keep em on the road. But electric cars are fun, comfortable, and easy to daily drive. Apples to oranges when you think about it.
I hope you're happy of me then because I'm 15 year old and dream car is 67 mustang😄
I would NEVER own a electric car.. it's not my world..old school all day....👀
Man the sound put a big smile on my face.
Same here!
Shiddd me too
Oh yeah, it sounds nasty, love the sound too! Me want 4 speed now.
Smiles Per Gallon!
0:07 I'd buy a classic mustang just to hear this every time I shift gears
Eargasm
the SKRR was awesome
Hell yeah 😂
I just Bought a 68 Cougar that sounds just like that. I do not care how fast it is, that sound is addicting!
These POV style videos of your car are my favorite!
Hell yeah
Dude! Never, I mean NEVER sell that car! ✊🏾
love the POV i was thinking of driving around town in my 76 camaro no talking no bs just the sound of the car you think anyone would watch?
Do it
I would
Do it!
Shii i would
Make the video, post it, share it with friends, and have them share it. No reason not to.
cannot get sick of that sound.
Can't help myself... but this is exactly what a proper Stang needs to look and sound like. Dreamcar! 😍
What a piece of machinery. It's nice to see a youngster like you dealing with this kind of old-school stuff.
I’m going to rewatch this one a lot. If the weather sucks and I can’t drive my 66, I’ll just have this to get my hot rod fix.
Good to see you young folks having a genuine interest in cars like these!!! Keep the tradition going!!! LOVE the Mustang and that sound of the engine/exhaust combo is out of this world!!
I gotta say, I love this car! It is a perfect build for a young kid (actually, for car guys of any age), no expensive fancy paint to worry about, nice solid dependable motor, has a great look and a blast to drive.
So nice to see young guys into American muscle. Of course, now that I know your heritage you're probably not the typical SoCal kid these days.
I'd like to see you do a road trip in the car. Maybe up the coast or something on some interesting roads.
Exactly. Not a shtbox Civic with a farty muffler and carbon fiber diaper.
When I ever got homelessness blues, the passing burble of a V8 used to give me the briefest moment of escape to memories of days gone by.
I’m lucky though; I can say those days have also gone by.
As a gm guy, I'd buy a mustang purely on the exhaust note.......That's music to my ears.....perfect sound. Also the 289 is a great engine, if it puts a smile on your face.....then its enough motor. Can't wait to put a 4 speed in my camaro.
Guy at race track I think 21 yrs old had probably a 79 Camaro he took out the 305 and the automatic put in a 4-speed with 350 it only ran 16's in a quarter-mile but it was fun to watch he smoked the tires halfway down the quarter-mile track. He wasn't one of those kids to sit at home playing video games. He loved cars. His uncle told him help yourself to my car parts pile. I thought he said he took the pedals out of a Chevy truck.
Nothing like a classic Camaro or mustang with a slick exhaust and a manual. Power on brother! The car community needs more people like you. Too bad all the cool people like us don't live centrally and can't get together to kick it and enjoy our own rides. Doesn't matter who makes it, we all have the same passion and a cool ride is a cool ride. I love all cars.
Your mustang looks cool in a road racer way ' great exhaust note' and the acceleration is awesome 👍.I dont want to say this 'but I advise not going quick in built up areas like that'you can never know if someone 'maybe a kid chasing a ball runs out in front of you' or someone steps out or whatever' it could be a life changing event. Save it for less populated areas and avoid strife. 🙂👍
I live in London and lucky to have a 67 390GTA coupe, lovely in summer with windows down, trust me you don’t need music it generates its own sound
I’m 60 so nice to see young guys getting into classics
That little 289 runs super sweet. Flies through the rpm. Nice exhaust setup 👌
Got yourself a subscriber, good that young guys preserve this tradition.
I love how raw it looks and sounds. Really nice car
Seeing someone young into an old Mustang is nothing less than awesome! Your car took me back thirty seven years when I bought my first car identical to yours. Many hours and late nights fixing it up and leaning how to do things before "just youtube it" came along. I have the same keychain as well!
Sounds like an angry badger! Great job man, love the car.
Your wife sounds like an angry badger
@@kurtistjones6337 🤡
Probably the coolest mustang on RUclips. Love it.
Love it! I had a "66" back in the day. The only difference was I had Hooker Headers and Cherry Bombs, my neighbors hated me. LOL
That car is perfect. That dash sticker complements the gauges and that keychain. A 289 with a mild cam is so sweet.
Look man, just drive and maintain that car. Time is short. Have fun.
The amount of times I've played this full blast (towards the end with the engine sounds) into my studio setup has my flatmates thinking im weird 🤣. Soothes the soul that sound.
Dude that idle is mean! Love the basic look
Dude, what an awesome sound. I’m so jealous. I’ve always wanted a Stang after watching Bullitt. Very rare here in the U.K. I would just cruise at 10mph through my town with the windows down listening to the burble.
Great job nice sound, classic ford sound nothing comparable with classic muscle cars congratulations
I remember those keychains very well, had one myself!
Perfect hot rod sound IMO.
Just turned 25, gifted myself with a 1967 Mustang with a 289 hipo. Having fun.
I like how you get a nice chirp going into 2nd gear. Seems like enough engine for that car. Fun, not crazy radical.
Just imagine going from that to a GT500 *whew*
@@snowfox7739 Or just throw a built 408 stroker in that old Mustang and it'll whoop a GT500 and cost a lot less too.👍🚀🚘
@@falcon6995 I'm Currently doing that. 351 Windsor. stroked to a 408. I want atleast 500hp
wtf thought La had big Money.
Muscle car/pony car etc. Idc. This is the perfect combo, for a classic muscle car! Simple, lightweight, high reving small block!!! Just a steering wheel, and a shifter!!!
Does your dad call you Bullitt? Somewhere Steve Mcqueen is smiling!
I own a Bullitt and I am certainly smiling !!!
That's the Best one I heard yet Congratulations, from Joey in Honolulu Hawaii "Aloha" ✌😎
Every guy thinks he’s driving a bullitt mustang. Gets old.
@@mysterycomment1553 I see you do not own one.
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@@N-Scale lol actually I see you don’t own one. Just a modern day cookie cutter mustang lol. Ford has only tried to put the bullitt name on the newer mustangs 3 times now lol. I own a 68 fastback and all the bullitt comments get old.
What a treat, thank you for reminding me of why I am such a vintage car lover!!! Thank heaven for the internal combustion engine and all the beautiful fast fun they gave us. In Toronto, way back, Hwy. 401 was deserted on Sunday nights after midnight so the men could really open it up and see what these machines were capable of and see what kind of handling they had at high speeds. Fastest I ever travelled in an Automobile was about about 120 mph I think it was a 66 Chevelle slant 6. Thanks for this post you made my month
Sick car bro, the SOUND is so sweet! Also you being genuinely humble about is makes the video even better...people can tell you love it and it's not fake - keep it up!
My dad had TWO, 66' 289HiPo's.CONVERTABLLES.CAM and blast pipes.This takes me back SO MANY years ago.Thank you-
From a mopar fan..... your exhaust sound beautiful.
Most folks only care about HP numbers and time slips. The true car lovers don't care so much about times and HP over the thrill and fun of the ride. Rock on kid!
Thanks for taking the time to make this video, great sound quality. I have a ‘32 roadster with a Ford 5.0 and a 5 speed that I’m thinking about replacing the glass packs with black widows. Only enough room for 10’s, not sure how much louder it would be. I don’t know why anyone would give a thumbs down, who doesn’t enjoy hearing a small block going through the gears?
I love everything about this car. I always really liked the 65-66 notchbacks.
My brother had one in HS with a 289. I loved that car!
My youth was filled with cars like this. Such a great time!
Sweet. My first Mustang was a factory '65 GT, added a Melling cam and A/FX headers back in the day. Sure miss it!
He's about the 4th young Man under 30 that I seen in years that even knows what a straight drive is !! Or Manual, Stick Shift. etc,. whatever you know it as, and even better, He can drive one!! Nice Job.
Nice to see a member of the younger generation interested in the classics and especially with a straight shit! Cool ride dude! Lol
Bruh...hands down the best sounding mustang I've ever heard...best sounding street car I've heard!!!!! Reminds me of the 3 chamber flowmaster I cut apart and welded up years and years ago
Sometimes the RUclips recommendations just get it right. This car looks and sounds so awesome, man! Much love from Texas!
It really does the heart good to see young people interested in old school rear wheel drive, V8 America muscle cars. Very cool looking little coupe
Sounds good dude, 4 speed ftw 💪 you made me want to pull mine out for a little seat time brb
That car runs great! Perfect daily and the sound alone should put you in a good mood every day
Sounds good!
Thanks!
My first car was a '65 Mustang 289 Notch back. It had some worn out Cherry Bombs and sounded fantastic. This one reminds me of that sound a little bit. Nice!
I love it how you blip the throttle when downshifting :) Nice POV and sound!
I have to with mine, downshifts much smoother on the old synchros
@@mightymustang5067 I once went on a ride with a friend in his car. He didn't blip the throttle on downshifts and he rode the clutch to sync up the engine/trans speed. I can't imagine not blipping when downshifting, unless the car rev matches for you.
but the way he does that is useless. you blip throttle to match rpms of engine and transmission, but he blips before changing gear, lets engine rpms get back low and only then change gear. may be i don't understand something, but it looks weird
It is amazing to see today how the cars I grew up with were so hard to start. Later on they introduced some electronics that make rough starts a thing of the past. They start so smooth now like they are already warm. Im not for modern everything but I appreciate the modern electronics everytime I start my 1994 5.0 GT.
Sounds like whoever picked the pieces for your car knew what they were doing. Great combination that runs and sounds great!
Treat that 289 with respect and it will be probably the best engine you'll ever OWN.
I'm a CHEVY man,but I built a 68 falcon one time and the little 289 SURPRISED alot of PEOPLE .😁
The trick to making it quick is to make it BREATH AND HOOK UP WITH THE ROAD...
BE SAFE AND DON'T BE TOO CRAZY. 😁👍
Every drive in a vintage 4 speed Mustang is like having Steve McQueen sitting in there with you! Your Dad brainwashed you well, Ben! :@D
2:26 the sounds of the hold up springs on the hood hinges gives me SERIOUS nostalgia.
Great Mustang, Brother!! Fun to drive, I'm sure! 🔥😎
Thanks man!
I love watching your videos! I’m 23 and have a ‘56 Chevy 150! Have yet to meet someone else my age (especially a girl) with a classic! Important for us to help keep them alive! Currently looking for an early mustang to daily and living watching your channel!
I’d like to see more videos of you just driving that thing sounds great
best thing my ears have heard all year
Look into a set of subframe connectors and do a video on the welding and install. You will notice a big difference in the car after installing them.
Whats the reason behind adding the connectors?
@@Conner._.Anderson these Mustangs are terrible steering and handling. They need all the help they can get
@@knackerbags5994 ok thanks
I used to have a fox body with shortys, off-road H-pipe, and flowmaster 40’s. I always loved the sound of my car, but man, yours takes the cake. Hats off.
“No-no-no-NO! No, start. Start! C’mon, Eleanor, I need you now...” ❤️
1:26
sounds crazy for 289! great job!
Looks and sounds good I wouldn’t change a thing👍🏼
Congratz, man! This little horse roar like a huge lion! Awesome sound coming from the exaust! Really one of the best out there! There is nothing like a non flat V8!
Let's see a Prius do that! Killer Lil second gear chirp too.
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I think Priuses have faded with the hate, should be more pointed towards electric
Awwwww....... Music to my ears!!!! That is SO awesome!!!! Back in 1984-1986 I used to drive my dad's 1965 Mustang. I loved (LOVED) that car. Though it was ALL stock. Well, except for the 15's in the back. He had 14's in the front. He only paid $200 for it in 1980 (?). He bought it from some lady. I forget what color it was at first. But my dad sanded it, primed it and painted it "Black and White" like a police car. LOL. In the mid or late 1990's, my dad gave it to my niece..... I was sad. Then she let her boyfriend drive it.....and he Wrecked it!!!!!! Then I was super sad, Heart Broken. 😭😢
P. S. It was a automatic. Each time I came to a stop, I could feel the downshift into first geer. I loved that drag.
Black widows are the best mufflers. Makes everything sound like a monster
Sounds like my lawn mower needs one😁
Man, what memories that brings back. I had a 66 289 4speed w/ great sounding glass packs. What I would give to have that back.
Sound great😁 I'm guessing around 200 hp at the wheels
Yup😂
Thanks much for these videos! I don't know if there's any better sound than a loud V8/4 speed combo. As a young man I had a 62' Grand Prix with tri power and a 4 speed. I could not get enough of that sound, driving it around Chicago at night, winding it out on the Lake Shore Drive on ramps, underground Wacker and on stoplight to stoplight contests. Man, that was living!
Do a POV along Angeles Crest Hwy or other scenic roads?
I'm sorry, but that car just sounds awesome, I could listen to it over and over again!
Have you considered swapping the transmission or changing the gearing? Seems like 2nd gear is way too close to 1st gear, and you could use a longer 4th for cruising
This is like something you'd see in a movie. Love it.
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fixing the air cleaner lid would be a good start.
just messin. i'd like to see a detailed walk-through although i should check your past videos for tech details and history. future plans? btw i have the issue of r&c your dad did with all the mag covers sitting on my nightstand. awesome issue.
Please, please, do a vid of your dad's bike collection, I'd love to see it maybe you could check out his buddies as well? "Schwinn's Rule!"
Mel driving the car
I want to see a video of me driving the car LOL
I just want to see some driving action and exhaust action.... it what I love
Anything vintage and NOTHING modern!
That color grading. Damn. Absolutely spot-on, and defines your style in such a beautiful way
I had a 1967 in High School 289 A model block (Art Carr C-4)
with mods suggested by a customer of mine I used to deliver chili powder to, I wont mention any names but his boat was named Sea Shell! The best place for stickers if you dont really want them but have some you gotta run is on your door jams. We raced off road and our pre-runner looked like a stock with tires and a mild lift but was built by Ray Currie "GSRyder" Very Trick With all the stickers for sponsor's & contingency inside the door jams, looked clean. With the doors opened it said "Racecar" (spelled backwards we all know is "racecaR").
"Homeless encampment" LOL gotta love socialism
You seriously think homeless encampments are socialists? Please stop commenting. You know what's socialist? The road the Mustang is driving on.
@@vincenzonapoles4371 Homeless encampments are consecuence of Socialist policies. California has more than half of all US homeless people. Enjoy what's coming!
@@BadAssEngineering please tell me some of these socialist policies.
This red scare bullshit has got to stop.
@@vincenzonapoles4371 I hope you Enjoy where California is headed
@@BadAssEngineering Don't worry, us scary socialists will drag you kicking and screaming into a better country weather you like it or not.
You got me sold on these mufflers. They sound phenomenal
Arrived to listen to what looks like a pretty phat '65, wasn't disappointed.
Stayed to be pretty envious of a classic car that looks well sorted (though you might want to look at getting some of that rust attended to (Right Side @ 4:13).
Also learned about growing homeless problem in LA.
I wanted to hang shit on you being a young lad in LA rolling around in a '65 like this one, but in seriousness, you seem like a genuinely enthusiastic guy.
Stay humble, stay hungry, and never, NEVER sell that car.
Steve McQueen “Bullet” Me and my dad built a 67 mustang fastback with a 390 with a 428 crankshaft making it a 410 CI. 428 Q code cylinder heads, Dove single plane intake, roller rockers, and a C4 automatic transmission! Won a lot of races on the streets.
Great to see the next generation embracing muscle cars. Good on you, man. Great Mustang.
Thanks!
Wohoo, sounds awesome, that’s exactly how I’ve envisioned a Mustang! I love the fact that you don’t pop it into neutral but instead use the engine brake. That makes the car more stable under deceleration since the car sits lower while in gear compared to when rolling free. Kudos for the wide ovals!
You know what's a trip, is as a kid in the 80s, all the young guys with muscle cars could afford were late-60s Chevelles and Mustangs or old big block trucks and this is how they all sounded. It seemed like by the 90s, all the old muscle cars had Flowmasters, and I've always hated that thin, gargling sound they put out but it seems like that's sound that everyone wants now, and I hate it.
THIS here, in this video, this is what my 1965 fastback is going to sound like shortly. Killer video.
I used to think the best muscle cars were show cars with great paint jobs, no rust, numbers matching, etc. but as I get older, muscle cars like this with unfinished paint, a little rust, a little beaten up, but great engines and brakes are what I’ve fallen in love with.
A coyote will never sound as good as this motor.
Perfect sound!
Nothing beats a good old hand choke on an older carbureted engine. Especially after you figure out the nature of the beast! The exhaust sounds awesome! I love it
I really like the difference between the exterior and the interior. The exterior says this is a driver, while the interior is is really good shape. Just a great car all around.
This car sounds great and looks crazy fun. Can't beat it.
That is the best sounding Mustang that I have heard My 289 is in the machine shop getting rebuilt for my 67 mustang and looking for that sound for mine. Great job!😎
I saw your video about your EFI retrofit. That fuel injection system is probably going to do wonders. More power, easier starting, better fuel economy and emissions.
Had two in the 80s 68&67 all youth should get to experience it. 302 and 289 hipo fireball cam,torqer ll intake,port polished heads 600 dbl pumper ,headers cherry bombs, 4 speed toploader,9" rear etc,etc,etc fun as shit!! Till had to sell kids and marriage changed priorities.
Best sounding muscle car ive heard in a while wow! Just the dynamic and range of different tones .... is wow.
Man when I was your age.. 30 years ago I had a 1971 Mustang HT 351 cleaveland... FUCKING LOVED IT
That is totally bad ass great sound I had a 66 when I was growing up love those cars
Thats the way a car like that should sound. Reminds me a lot of my Z-28.
Dang brings back memories. I had this car in high school!!