1967 Mustang Fastback GT K-CODE SUPER RARE CAR!

NO RESERVE AUCTION NIGHTMIST BLUE K-CODE GT FASTBACK!
As you can see via the close up of the block of the engine, it is a numbers matching engine to VIN. THIS CAR HAS THE CORRECT 289 HIPO ENGINE IN IT. PLEASE do not expect this car to be perfect as it is not priced with a opening bid of 100K even if the K-engine was missing, a K-code 67 GT fastback is worth what the opening bid is. Since there was about 4 offers at 60K, I will take a chance and lower the opening bid to 65K. Again, this is about making room in my building for another car, NOT a need for money.
Up for auction is a nice 67 Ford Mustang GT with the rare 289 High Performance K-CODE 4 speed FASTBACK. As you can see this car is a nice driver that looks great! The underside is in nice shape, there are frame connectors on it, and I can say, this car is so solid when driving it! The miles are what they are, thus it must have gone around once? The marti report says it is what it is. The engine has been rebuilt and it runs nice. The transmission also was rebuilt and shifts very tight, it is not broken in yet! There are no issues, but being that it is so fresh, there may or may not be bugs in it and adjustments made. Headlights, taillights, horn, parking lights, fog lights, brake lights, and turn signals lights all work as they should. The underside is not concourse, neither is the car, but it is really nice and solid. Brakes, suspension, engine, transmission, rear end have been rebuilt!It came with a AM 8 Track, but the one there is a Cougar radio. You could easily make this car into a mint condition rare car. Remember, this is a K-code and is actually rarer than a 67 GT350!
You can find a video of the car running, but I cannot post where, you will have to find it.

A note on shipping, I will assist with the pick up of the car, but you must arrange all shipping and costs associated with shipping. The car will not be released until it is paid in full and I see the cash.
I have explained the story on this car to the best of my knowledge, I have no way to know what the car's history is previous to my ownership, thus I am not responsible for anything that may or may not have happened with the car previous to my ownership.
If you have a question, ask it, and not after you bought it. You are welcome to look at the car, I would recommend either you personally look at it or have a PPI done. I will not allow the car to be picked up before I see the cash either fully in my hand or in my bank.