At Select Motors Mustang Restoration is one of our specialties. This beautiful 1964 1/2 Ford Mustang Convertible restoration project turned out to be a show stopper jukebox!
Our Ford Mustang Convertible restoration project car is what enthusiast refer to as a 1964 ½ Mustang download crazy arcade. These first Mustang models were offered in a coupe or convertible. They featured a base 170-cubic inch six-cylinder engine with a three-speed floor shift transmission wie kostenlos musik downloaden. An optional 260-cubic inch V-8 engine was available, in addition to a four-speed manual transmission or a three-speed automatic “Cruise-O-Matic” transmission windows 10 home deutsch herunterladen. The Falcon platform Mustang featured full wheel covers, bucket seats, carpeting, and a padded dash.
The early 1965 Ford Mustangs (64 ½ Mustang) were built in early March to July 31, 1964 download online. Some of the unique features these cars have are as follows;
The “64 ½ Mustang” was factory equipped with a generator charging system.
The “64 ½ Mustang engine options were; a 170ci six (U-code), a 260 2V (F-code), or a 289 4V (D-code) low-compression download vlc player for free german.
Our Mustang restoration project car has the distinction of being a “D” code car. The “D” code designates the first 289 4V V8 cars. The 289 V8 was not so common on the “64 ½” or ’65 model Mustang internet videos online. The majority of the first year Mustangs had 170 cid six cylinders or 260 cid V8’s.
The “D” Code is found in the 5th digit of the VIN, which designates which engine was installed at the factory bus simulator 2009 kostenlos downloaden vollversion.
Our car was equipped with a generator, another earmark of the 64 ½ cars, which our customer wanted to keep for ascetic purposes.
In addition to keeping the generator, our customer also wanted to add air condition. With an A/C compressor clutch pulling a heavy electrical load and electric fans on the condenser and evaporator the generator would surely have a hard time carrying the load.
Don Allen at Don’s Starter & Alternator in Florence, Oregon, built an alternator in the original generator housing, a product he calls a Gener-Nator.
This new alternator would surely carry the load of our added accessories without compromising our underhood layout.
With the “Gener-Nator” installed we then fabricated brackets to install a small Sanden air condition compressor below the new alternator.
A high-efficiency serpentine type condenser will then be added in front of the radiator with small electric fans that are engaged with the compressor.
Our air condition refrigerant lines were tucked out of the sight where possible and a Ford under dash add-on air condition evaporator
unit was used inside the car.
In the end we have a very efficient air condition system with as few installation eyesores as possible.
