1964 1/2 Ford Mustang Convertible project car, original. 260 V-8 Auto PS 1965 66

For sale is my 1964 1/2 Mustang Convertible. This is a hard to find early production convertible. It is a project car. It has a Free and Clear Title in my name.Here is the car by the numbers.
Year:Plant:Body Series:Engine:Unit:

5	1965 (1964 1/2)
F	Dearborn, MI
08	Convertible
F	260 2v V8
188xxx	188xxx

Miscellaneous Vehicle DataBody:Color:Trim:Date:D.S.O:Axle:Trans:

76A	Convertible, Standard Interior
Y	Skylight Blue
42	White Crinkle Vinyl with Blue Appointments, Standard Interior
06G	July 06, 1964
1	3.00:1, Conventional
6	C4 Automatic

The engine and transmission are missing as you can see by the pictures as well as the hood. The engine was discarded many years ago because the heads were off and the cylider filled with water. The hood is around somewhere, but it is totally rusted and does not go with the car unless the buyer really wants it. It will transport much better without the hood.The car is very original. Even though it needs a lot of work, the nice part is that the car has never been cut up and worked on before. The front left was not in an accident, but the fender and front valance was backed into while in storage. The radiator support and apron are staright. If you plan on replacing almost everything, than there will be no suprises. You can see from the picture that it do need a lot, yet all parts are available. The real nice thing about the car besides how rare it is, is that the car still sits straight. The doors open and close. The windows go up and down. The second owner had it a long time. It just sat around inside and out for years.I do have a 1966 289 V-8 block if the buyer would like it. It needs to be rebuiltIt is a roller. It steers nicely. The car is sold AS-IS as shown.The buyer is responsible for coming from the Mustang or sending tranportation. I can help a little to load it.A $200 deposit is needed within 24 hours, and the balance within a week.Buyers are welcome to make an offer, but I need serious buyer. Don't let the car slip by you. Don't wait, project cars like this are getting harder and harder to find. Email me questions.