* Classic car dealerships: These dealerships specialize in selling classic and collectible cars, and often have a selection of restored and unrestored Mustangs. Expect to pay a premium price here, but you'll usually get a car that's been inspected and potentially refurbished.
* Online marketplaces: Websites like eBay, Hemmings, ClassicCars.com, and Bring a Trailer are popular places to find 1965 Mustangs for sale. You'll find a wider range of conditions and prices here, but it's crucial to do your research and be prepared to travel to inspect the car in person before buying.
* Private sellers: Individuals selling their classic Mustangs can be found through local classified ads (newspapers, Craigslist), online forums dedicated to classic cars, and word-of-mouth. This often offers the potential for the best prices, but buyer beware – thorough inspection is essential.
* Auctions: Classic car auctions, both online and in-person, can offer opportunities to find a 1965 Mustang. Competition can be fierce, and prices can fluctuate wildly.
* Mustang clubs and forums: Connecting with Mustang enthusiasts through clubs and online forums can lead you to owners who might be selling their cars or know of someone who is.
Remember to carefully inspect any 1965 Mustang you're considering purchasing. Have a mechanic who is familiar with these cars inspect it before finalizing the purchase to avoid costly repairs down the line. Be prepared to negotiate the price and have your financing in order.
