In
1964 Ford came out with a brand new car, the Mustang. The Cheep end hard top
coupe came with a 170 cubic inch 2.8L straight 6 engine with a 3 speed manual
transmission. Which retailed for $2,368. Today, early mustangs have always been
popular and are an American icon. Actually there aren't any Mustangs that are stamped
1964. They all carry a 5 in the VIN
number, meaning a 1965. Mustang Coupe
and Convertible production began in April 1964. Being that Ford started
production of the mustang on 1964, but stamped the cars 1965 people have been
calling this year of production car the 1964 ½. It can be difficult to prove a
true 1964 1/2 Mustang, but any early Mustang with a D, F or U engine code is
definitely a 1964 1/2. Mustangs with
engine codes A or T are considered 1965's.
Mustangs with the C or K code engine option could be either a 1964 1/2
or a 1965 Mustang. It is important to
check the date on the door tag. This
date gives you further information for when the car was built. Other than the
engine codes and vin numbers, as you can see in the pictures below, the difference between 1964 ½ and 1965 mustangs
are mainly cosmetic,
Date codes used in this list are as Ford used in 1964 and 1965:
Jan. 1965 = A | |
Feb. 1965 = B | |
Mar. 1964 = C | Mar. 1965 = Q |
Apr. 1964 = D | Apr. 1965 = R |
May 1964 = E | May 1965 = S |
Jun. 1964 = F | Jun. 1965 = T |
Jul. 1964 = G | Jul. 1965 = U |
Aug. 1964 = H | Aug. 1965 = V |
Sep. 1964 = J | |
Oct. 1964 = K | |
Nov. 1964 = L | |
Dec. 1964 = M |
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1964 1/2 |
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