Due in part from a strong economy and the Baby Boomers retiring, classic car prices have risen considerably in the last decade. Most enthusiasts with a K Code Mustang are holding on for the ride, hoping to cash in on the rocketing sticker tags. Right now you can't touch a nice Shelby for under $100,000. The same car 5 years ago easily sold for $60,000. Although the HiPo Mustangs haven't risen as high in price, they are apprecciating nicely. A decent 65 K-Code Mustang GT will currently go for around $28,000. This is a realistic number number for a 7 and above car. (out of a possible 10)

However this car takes the cake.

I've seen many cars for sale on Ebay Motors, Hemmings and etc. go for $20,000 and up. To get into the K Code of your dreams expect to pay at least this much. However are youa serious collector and want a true one of kind?

Is this the description of your dream car?

• 1965
• Ford Mustang Fastback GT
• K-Code Hi Performance 289ci/271hp
• 4-speed transmission
• 9" rear end housing
• Raven Black with Red Pony Interior
• Factory style Red Line Tires
• 8,00 RPM Rally-Pak

I was astonished to find such a high quality car available. It's a true one of a kind car. With an asking price of $59,500 you pay hard for it. From what I've seen through the years, this is a car for history. For more inforamtion about this exact Ford Mustang GT K-Code visit World Wide Muscle Cars. This car listed on March 16th, 2006. Let's see how long it lasts.