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£52,832
35-Years-Owned, 331-Powered 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback Race Car
United States • 20 May 2025
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AI Listing Summary
This 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback is a race-prepped classic, overhauled in 2008 by Dave Dralle with a 331ci V8 (~560hp), Jericho 4-speed, and Detroit Locker. Featuring R-style details, modified suspension, and a stripped interior, it has a successful racing history.
Showing 280.6 hours on the meter since the rebuild, it's ready for vintage racing events, but don't expect a pristine, original car; this one's built for speed.
Condition
6
This 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback is a purpose-built race car, its condition reflects its use in competition events since its 2008 overhaul by Dave Dralle. The listing highlights a stripped interior, roll bar, and safety equipment, along with uprated brakes & suspension, all indicative of a vehicle prepared for racing rather than street use. Event stickers around the windshield and the modifications made to accommodate wider wheels further suggest a focus on performance over pristine condition.
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Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
5R09C226525
Odometer:
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Reg Number:
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RHD/LHD:
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11 Hours on Current Refresh Dave Dralle 331ci V8 Forged Rotating Assembly Four-Speed Jericho Manual Transmission Detroit Locker Differential w/3.80:1 Gearset Wimbledon White w/Blue Stripes Stripped Interior 15" PS Engineering Wheels Uprated Brakes & Suspension Roll Bar R-Style Details
This 1965 Ford Mustang fastback was acquired by its owner in 1990 already having been converted to a race car, and it has since been used in competition events.
In 2008 the car was substantially overhauled by Dave Dralle of Dralle Engineering, and it is powered by an alloy 331ci stroker V8 claimed to produce ~560 horsepower and linked to a four-speed manual and a Detroit locker.
The Wimbledon White fastback has R-style details outside and 15″ PS Engineering wheels, and it rides on a modified suspension with Koni shocks and uprated brakes.
The cabin has been stripped, and the driver is provided a roll bar, a Kirkey race seat, and additional safety equipment.
Since the 2008 rebuild the car has competed ...
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£6,557
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£40,861
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£102,872
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