1965 Mustang built like the first Shelby Mustangs and FIA Mustangs heads to Angeles Crest Highway

Let's take a 65 FIA Mustang, modded in the Shelby period style to the world famous Angeles crest Highway.

[@bradc32]

looks like a workhorse.. it's nice not having to worry about paint

[@geoffmcnew5863]

Michael Thompson at McGee Motorsports did the drop A-arm mod on my '69...took most of the bump-steer right out of it...WHAT a difference.

[@johnseth7321]

BALLS!

[@theblueskyamazonselleracad389]

Love this!!!!!

[@bigl6322]

Fun car… gives me a couple ideas for my fastback

[@johnjuarez8005]

KOOL KAR!!!

[@andybone117]

Was this a K code? Didn’t hear that mentioned

[@superinnovated]

You have contact for work McGee motor sports what area??

[@superinnovated]

I would be honored to be the new caretaker mustang. Let's elaborate $$numbers. God bless

[@mmartin2924]

You are desperately addressing the car to be as close to an original Shelby, with one huge mistake! Ford never called a Mustang Hardtop a "notchback". The notchback name is strictly Volkswagen. Hardtop... say it with me... Hardtop... Hardtop... Hardtop. You got now?

[@markhale8084]

Common vernacular is to call them “notchbacks” … same with “fastbacks” as Ford called them “2+2s” … not worth getting so worked up over.