1965 Ford Mustang Review: A Restomod Done Right
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- The first generation of the Ford Mustang is legendary. It became the car that saved Ford motor company from going under altogether and is still loved 55 years later. This 1965 Mustang from Detroit Speed has been cleaned up with their state of the art suspension mods, subframe, and is free of any rust. So I ask the question...what's driving a first generation Mustang like all these years later? Thanks for watching and new uploads every Tuesday,Thursday, and Saturday!
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What's your favorite classic pony/muscle car?
1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda.
Gotta be a plum crazy barracuda
tie between the 65 mustang, and the 72 maverick.
1969 Mustang Boss 302, grabber blue.
Foxbody
I’m 26, my first car was a 65 mustang. Actually, it was 3 mustangs my dad saved from the scrapyard. He told me at 15 that I had to build my first car. Spent the next 2 years every night and weekend turning those 3 into 1 good one. So all my love for cars and working on them started with that mustang. Still have it and going to put a toploader in it next.
That’s the coolest dad ever
Your dad is amazing
I'm 50, still have my first car, 65 fastback mustang. 35 years, we are still together.
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I was 15 when I got my 65 I’m 16 now still working on it I drive it a couple times a week
Shit I’m 23 and I traded my 2012 mustang in for my 68 and I’ve daily driven it since. Many people think I’m crazy but it teaches you to truly learn your car and I love the reactions to it
I know this is an old comment but I’m 23 and I just sold my 08 and got a 68 project. She needs a lot of love but it’ll be worth it
I don't blame you for that I love my 2011 5.0 but I would trade it in a heartbeat for a 60s mustang fastback but I'm looking to get a 65 or 67 coupe in the next few years to go with my 2011 5.0 and foxbody lx
Hope our generation losses a little passion for the older cars, it’ll drive the price down and more for me!!!
Finally someone’s thinking lmao
@SlvmmedFairladyZ yeah I feel the same
I’m 16 and I automatically went to go buy a c10 a classic they are good investments u can’t loose money on them
69 boss
Everyone wants to be JDM asf so its possible
Man the first gen Mustang is still looking nice to this day
I would love to have one as a project car
I just bought a 64 1/2 Mustang a couple days ago at 20 years old and it’s been awesome so far! Lots of great reactions and simple mechanics to make for a great car.
I am 18 and recently purchased a 69 f100 with a 390FE. I am in the process of restoring and enjoying it. Love the classics
i’m in the same boat i’m 20 and i’ve had my 68 f100 shortbed 390 4spd since i was 16 and have been slowly restoring it. check out Thecraig909 he posts a ton of awesome f100 content
Why I'm glad I was born in 76. Older muscle cars still have a place in my heart and they will ALWAYS have their place in history.
My friend me and his dad restored a 66 mustang it’s a fun ass car, breaks down every so often but that’s just the fun of restoring old cars
I’m 25 and I LOVE classic muscle cars more than new modern cars! Doesn’t matter what car, corvette, Camaro, Charger, challenger, c10, f100, Apache, GTO, impala, chevelle, nova, etc! My dad owns a 4 door impala, I wanna get a 60s Mustang someday
It's funny that people find carbs intimidating because they're so simple and easy
Its like when calipers came around and all the drum brake guys didn't wanna work on em
@@alecbollinger7748 Are you saying I'm the drum brake guy?
They can be easy to work on, if its in good shape. I think they get a bad name more so due to people trying to use old worn out ones instead of getting it rebuilt or getting a replacement. When they ware out, they are a pain to keep any consistency from them. Also they need to be cleaned way more often than a modern age guy would think. Also, rebuilding them is the noneasy part, which I feel turns some people off to them.
Just a lack of understanding that carbs need special attention once and a while, and they probably need to be freshin up if they have been sitting for 20+ years lol. Something that would be common knowledge to someone 40-50+ years old.
@@RealJerb that’s true but a good carb will make an old worn out engine scream! Aslong as the carb itself is in working order your good. People act like these modern fuel injection cars won’t be a nightmare in 20 years
@@mercury0214 It certainly doesn't help that the octane level in modern gas is significantly lower than what these cars where made to run on. I don't disagree with any of your points tho
Haven't watched the video yet, but ever since I was 4 I've wanted an old school mustang and don't care how good or bad a car they actually are. I'm not even 20 and definitely an exception to the modern jdm thing
You want an old school mustang as a trophy car? cause that car isn't taking you anywhere
@@JimmyTheNuge It doesn't matter if you set are record lap at the nürnrugring or drive 5mph. It's all about the experience, the engine rumbling, and the manual gearbox. A perfect match and a piece of history. Go and drive your boring Prius
@@JimmyTheNuge I don't care if it breaks down every day or if it only has a 50% chance of starting in the first place. It's a lifelong dream of mine to own one and you put up with stuff to follow said dreams
@@0WhyNot3 exactly, sounds cool, looks cool. All that is required for a childhood dream
I'm huge into classics too. However, I haven't really bought a classic yet.
I think one of the biggest reasons that our generation doesn't like the classics is because its too foreign and special. We grow up on fuel injected modern cars with creature comforts, 60's cars are totally different beast.
I think there is a 'feeling' of driving a car. A 60's car drives SO much different than a 90's car. At-least with a 90's car I feel like I can everyday drive, it has some safety features, drives decently in all weather conditions. etc. It requires less effort to drive. It has an ease about it that a 60's car doesn't have. Its familiar and modern.
You can also daily drive it and not worry about parts, maintience, or even just dealing with the car, you can simply enjoy the car.
On safety, Cars from the 60's don't have ABS, traction control, etc etc. I mean yes, we can drive cars that are less safe, but its still LESS SAFE at the end of the day. Its a risk to consider.
Even on regular needs, cars from the 60's don't even have power steering usually, and other creature comforts.
Cars from the 60's, while fun, are also more of a chore to drive.
60's cars are more like weekend cruisers, special-event type cars. They're of a different status and usage. A delicacy.
90's cars are something you can take on a cross-country trip and actually enjoy it due to it being no hassle, you can daily drive it, pull it out in different weather, rack up miles, and its way easier to own, fix, and maintain.
90 cars are maximum enjoyment with the least hassle. They're kind of the pinnacle of that in my opinion.
I just turned 40 and when I was 7 I rode in my uncle's restored 67' mustang coupe. So my first car at 15 was a 66' coupe. Body was pretty good because it was a Florida car and I spent the next three years tearing it apart and making it better than it had ever been! It was some of the hardest learning curve and hardest work I ever did and it was 100% worth it. It wasn't a drag car but it still ran in the 12's on a 289 hi-po from Jasper racing motors. I love lot's of cars but nothing beats an American muscle car for feeling and fun. I wish more kids got to have some of the experiences I had because it really is a great marker in history for making a car be whatever you want and looking damn good doing it. Nice video and Cheers!
These videos with Detroit Speed have been by far the coolest reviews on cars I have seen on youtube, and I am saying this as a JDM guy. I wish I saw builds like these more often!
Man, took so many screenshots for new wallpapers.. such a beaute!
I had a 1965 Mustang as my first car at 18. It was fun for a bit, but I'm glad I sold it. It would catastrophically break down every month like clockwork because I couldn't afford to properly restore it while in college. Oh, and it didn't have seat belts at all, lol. I wouldn't mind having another one as a project car in the future, but I'm more into JDM cars now like you mentioned in the intro.
I am one of the few Gen Zs with a 1965 mustang🏁
I love your vids!
Chet Brah Thanks!
High 5 brother. im 22, got my 65 at 16 with lawn mowing money
I have a 66 I got when I was 12 and restored with my dad. Just finished during quarantine!
JereMyYuh Bad ass!
Unpopular opinion: the new generation has a HUGE love for old school cars, it's just that the economy makes it tougher to restore cars. Classics are expensive and parts are as well. Combine that with how cost of living has increased over the years, and it becomes extremely hard for most people in the 15 to 25 range to try to rebuild cars. I has a 68 camaro and a 72 Chevelle that I spent all my childhood savings on. When my family came on hard times, I had to sell the 68 and the years later I lost the 72 in the large 2016 flood in Louisiana. At that time, I couldn't afford another as I was paying for college. Now I currently have a 64 mustang and a 66 caprice Classic. My love for classics will never fade ❤🙏🏿
Oh this is awesome! My neighbor use to own this vehicle, it's nice to see it turned into something nice!
Howdy, millennial here with a 1968 coupe that my dad and I started putting together as a restomod when I was 14, my first car and I still love it to death.
🐎🏁David you did a really great job bridging the gap, so that younger generations can appreciate mustang heritage.
I’m 27 and currently looking out my window at my 1966 mustang 🤤 this generation not being as interested in the older mustang are really missing out! By far my favorite car in my driveway
I forgot to mention I’ve had the car since I was 13 years old haha we’ve been through things together
Sounds amazing and that tire/wheel fitment is 🔥🔥
I’m about to start driving, my dad has a 66 coupe in the back of the garage, I promise to never stop admiring that car and will one day own it
Bought a 1966 Mustang in July and turned 20 in August. The V8 Rips but im looking to ls swap it soon. Great vid!
Uhhh. What engine do you plan on swap in?
You’ll get a lot of hate for ls swapping it but it’ll be badass none the less goodluck with the build man
Bought my first car a 64 mustang and 2 years later shes comming along really well
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I have a 1967 ford falcon that I drive. Just drove it 370miles in 2 days back and forth from the James Dean festival. Mild built 302 c4 trans. I wish more people of my generation and maybe kids slightly younger gave the classics more love. Its a different experience for sure.
I'm 17 and this is my favorite car
Great vid mate. We have a '68 Mustang and an '05 GT Mustang. Both original and very tidy. From New Zealand.
Got a 67 289 coupe two months ago. Absolutely obsessed. Finally got it running….
67 mustang, absolute dream car. Love the taillight design wayyy more than the previous gens.
Would love to swap a Coyote into it and make it basically a modern car with a retro mustang look
David, that should be your next Mustang build...a 3.5L EcoBoost...you have mentioned wanting a vehicle with that engine in a lot of your videos...perhaps if a vintage one would be too much money up front, maybe look at a fox body or S95 gen...that would be seriously epic. The other cool thing about the EcoBoost, is they are pretty quiet, but can have lots of power, especially if you put larger injectors and tuning (before the next evolution, bigger turbos).
I’m in my mid 30s, and have owned my ‘68 Mustang since I was 17. I’ve done a ton of work to it this year. Lots of rust repair, new paint, sniper efi, a/c install, frame rail connectors, etc. I’ll probably get buried in this thing lol.
Both my sister and I had mustangs as our first cars. My sister had a 66 coupe and I drove a 67 fastback. they're both still in my possession hopefully my boys show enough interest in them to take them over.
I LOVE IT!!!!! That is the best part of all!!!! I LOVE TO RETROFIT NEW PARTS ON THE EDSEL. THAT BOLT ON AND LOOK FACTORY!!!! SO SIMPLE !!!! AND SO BEAUTIFUL!!!! GREAT VIDEO & THANKS FOR SHARING!!!
I saw a bunch of 65 convertibles and coupes here in germany over the summer. Like three different ones just cruisin around in my area and I was dumbfounded tbh and always super happy when I saw them.
In 1968 my dad must have been a bad boy. He bought my mom a coupe. I was twelve. I would take it out after midnight. The canonical joy ride.
The fastest I’ve ever gone in a car was 160 in a 66 Mustang with a built 289 in it. It was red with black interior and was my friend Ricky’s car when we were in high school back in the early 90’s. Have so many good memories from that car and those days!! The good ole days.👌🏽😂😅
I feel you on the whole old car look. I had a Dodge Dart RT with hemi the inside matched the outside . I miss my 74 Dart RT hemi, it was my first car.
I think there will always be enough people to keep the classics going. I don't know many old people that own classic cars either.
35 and I want a 71 Mach 1 or a Torino.
nice stance, nice rims and good size etc...
I’m 18 born and 02 I just love all cars I love old muscle cars because of older drag racing. I love jdm cars because of how cheap and powerful they are. I love cars in general I don’t discriminate The only issue is I like 4 bmw and like a few Audi’s lol
I’d have to say I’m loving the restomods. Interesting and new!
I’ve been around the track with Kyle tucker, he’s a really nice guy and Detroit speed is an awesome company.
Have a 65 289 that belonged to my Grandmother always was in the garage in process of upgrading the brakes and suspension everything else is in really good shape repainted once in mid 90s candy apple red with black vinyl top
David talked about not being able to find shells in great condition, you can find brand new shells for 65 to 68 mustang for $18.5k from Dynacorn Body Shells
Around me full blown running ones are going for 25 grand. I won’t list my location done want any of you taking them!
@@mercury0214 lmao
Ive seen them run for less at times too.
Bro what? Guys I'm constantly seeing them sub $10k running driving cars down near me lmao
@@fastec5 I mean, depends on things like: inline 6 cars vs v8 cars, makes a HUGE difference, inline 6 cars running can be had 5k-10k. And what someones definition of "good condition" is. Still, I have seen the brand new dynacorn bodys for sub 15k in the past. Definitely shells from peoples unfinished projects can be found for way under 10k if you look hard enough.
2:50 FYI; the Edsel wasn’t “sloppy,” it was AWESOME! It wasn’t marketed correctly AT ALL!! The Edsel was a premium piece; slightly above Mercury, think about it as if Ford made a line of cars to support the T-Bird. Think Toyota Avalon, not a Lexus, but is some ways better!
America wasn’t ready for that type of differentiation yet. Edsel Ford had been dead for several years from the ulcers he’d accumulated from dealing with his father. Do some research; Edsels were hella nice Bro!
I bought my 1st car at 16 (2 years ago) and I’ll never sell it and got a tattoo of it for my birthday
Cars become sentimental. That’s when they aren’t just cars anymore
We have a 70s Mach 1 fastback for sale around here in my town in missouri for $2500. Full Mach 1 shell and I think interior that I know of. I live in Springfield. There are also fully restored mostly or all original ones around here for sale too. See a nice blue one almost every day and a black one that can see the road again one day if someone wanted to put in the work.
I’m from this generation and that mustang is my dream car
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I disagree with that statement, I live in the UK and have a 66 Mustang Coupe. I'm 21 and bought her when I was 19, every show I go to people adore them and have a deep passion for them. From my age to the older people, but that might be because there a lot rarer in the UK 🇬🇧 🤔
I'm currently building a restromod 1986 Mustang four eye! When I'm done I'd love for you to take it for a drive!
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There is a 65 mustang in my garage that was my grandfather's but it's a roller now in a million pieces lol
Jymmi Newtron you got time.. put it together and drive it
Currently saving up for one of these
My son, who is 22, is into that JDM scene. But he cut his teeth and still works on the old school stuff. He works at a little restoration shop and he can do it all!
I have a 65 Mustang and it's funny. People either love it or they skip over it to look at a bagged S550
I used to have a 64 1/2 mustang but the floor was completely rusted and didn't have the money to restore it so I had to sell it. I really want another one some day
I love watching all your videos I just wish more people liked the old cars I do
I never liked these sort of mustangs , but this one looks bloody sick
hahaha I was parting out one of those at work today. took the fenders, bumpers, seats, gauges, carburetor, etc off/out. My boss has like 4 others that the parts will go into
I love making old stuff relevant, the 3rd gen camaro is about as expensive as I want to get, but I took a rebuilt vortec 350 with a 4barrel intake and multi port bungs from “Marine power” ( intake comes setup for a carb with pipe plugs in the injector bungs ) so I got some Chinese fuel rails, and 4150 style throttle body and I’m controlling it with an eprom emulator and tuner studios software that allows the use of a wideband so that this ancient ecu can now “auto tune” its base map and I can build the motor into whatever I want. And the great thing is that the tuning changes can be done while the engine is running so you can see in real time what your changes are doing
Been looking for a video like this for a while 😂 dope vid man!
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60s fastback mustang is my dream car
I own a 66. Love it
Let's be thankful some companies now sell full reproduction shells with the firewall, doors and trunk. It's more expensive, but it saves a lot of time and trouble. I'd love to build a fresh one myself.
I'm 58, my Dad pulled up for child visitation in a beat, 65 coupe, 289/with a C4. This began my restoration skills training, and car mania then started at 11 yrs old. We did that restoration, and then a daily driver 66 coupe/with a 3 speed stick. I still have his 47 Ford street Rod, and especially that 65 coupe, which now has a 302 and an AOD. Currently building a 65 GT350 clone, its still a ways from driving... The point is, if you get into this at a young, and impressionable age, it could become a lifestyle, if yer not careful. No regrets.
Be passionate about something, otherwise what's point of being here 😉?
TJ hunt taking inspiration from you again.
Well, ever since I knew about cars and looks I was automatically hooked onto classics, not into 90s jdm as much. 60s pony cars or muscles are the best.
You said younger ppl dont like them, I love jdm but i love my 65 mustang so much more
I love this video so so much nostalgia in it classic is Gold in my eyes 👀 this car was the birth of a legend 🔥💪🏼💪🏼🔥🔥
The 67 and 68 Mustang. My very favorite is the 69 Mustang 🐎
I daily drove a 65 Mustang for like 6 years now. And yes, it had issues. But the shell is still good with no rot anywhere and I even drove it on long road trips a few times. And the mod list I drempt up for it is endless. I even considered a 2JZ engine swap but with those going for 6 grand used now for the vaunted GTE version, its pretty unlikely. So if I was gonna do a Japanese engine I figured I better make it a V8 like a 1uz or VH41 or something. Definitely want a manual overdrive transmission and definitely want AC. Also considered new lights.
In stock form, the 200hp V8 and 3 speed auto combo is sluggish off the line but they get the job done (most of the time). The stock Ford carb is ehh. All 4 drum brakes non assisted aren't great for high speed stops but they do work. I had it radio swapped because I dont like AM radio and the fact that it still looks stock is nice.
I run the stock suspension and its very soft which is a double edged sword. Yes its a nice ride, but it also doesnt handle corners well. Typical for back then.
The first time I drove my 66 mustang to school, man you should have seen the looks I got
My all time fav!!!
I’m gen z and I’m helping my grandfather fix up his old 1964 mustang
Who else trying to start a RUclips channel in 2020. Let's build. ❤
Before I even watch yes. Yes it is
I once spent all night hotwiring an abandoned rubber bumper MG Midget sportscar. Once I got the steering lock off, I ran into my next problem - the battery was dead. I walked down the street and popped the hood on a 65 Mustang to steal the battery. It was from there on zoom zoom down the street to pump up at the gas station that had just opened at 6am, then back to put the hood back on the Midget... pick up my girlfriend, and by noon we were headed south on the interstate....
Yep, I passed up a running classic mustang for a british piece of cr@p! The Mustang looked like a sedan to me, I had no interest... I wanted a hot little sportscar... and it turned out to be the right pick, too, because that sucker got 50mpg highway!
My grandfather has a 65 fast back in red
What wheels are those!!!! Please, I’m trying to pick some new wheels for my 65’ and that is the exact style I want.
71-73 needs more admiration
I'm 22 building a 1979 mustang coupe and it's getting a big block 460 with nitrous and a 3 speed auto behind it. I'm thinking mystichrome for the paint
my favourite generation mustang
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There’s actually one before this the 1964.5
The 64 and a half were really 65s released in 64.
Eric G yup
Yeah, as far as the title would be concerned, they are 1965's. But the "real ones" know
I’d say my mustang is my favorite classic I have a white 66 mustang coupe I love it
That dud in blue sounds like saul from breaking bad
Ide like the classic 65 look of a mustang with a modern 5.0 v8 for reliability along with new suspension
id love any car before '09, i dont dislike modern cars, just fine they a bit over done but alot are still cool AF
Love the classic content thx
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For the algorithm 🚗 🚘
I mean that's because we didn't grow up with those cars on the front pages of magazines and commercials. Still wonderful cars!
I daily my 64-1/2 mustang no issues
Saw this one and immediately clicked
awesome car. Nice review
The reality is that Mustangs of the early years are completely worn out and even rotted out. Many of us don't have time or money to rehab such an old vehicle. So naturally interest in owning one is declining as we move forward in time. A later model Mustang is much more manageable and enjoyable.
I own the exact same car, same color . The dash is from a 66
Wish you would've shown the suspension mods.
Love the car
It so beautiful