How Rare is the '67 K-code Mustang?
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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2024
- In this video you can not only learn of the rarity of the 1967 Mustang K-code Hipo fastback, but ALSO hear the ‘unique’ sound of the mechanical lifter engine and experience the car under hard acceleration. This Wimbledon White icon is truly an American treasure with a documented history.
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I have the six cylinder version of this car, mine is the same color exterior and interior, mine is an original six cylinder three speed manual transmission version, 1967 fastback, I’ve had mine for 37 years and it’s my first car I’ve had since high school
Wow, this Mustang is a great car. And like all these vintage cars, the driver's "touch" is fundamental. I had already commented some time ago on barefoot driving, and even in this case I can tell you that personally, to be in total feeling with the car, barefoot you have a real pleasure in driving. Don't worry about those who probably criticize the habit of driving barefoot: you get on with it this way.
The K code 289 was first released on the 1963 Fairlanes and Comets. 1964? K code 289 was available on 1965 Fairlanes and Mustangs. 1966 and 1967 K code Mustangs were also available with automatic transmissions.
AM/FM radio makes it even more rare.
Lol driving barefoot is what really caught my eye. Beautiful car!
That license plate is a 1970 issue.
Strange the original owner didn't opt for a limited slip differential. That 8000 rpm tach must have been added later as there's no mention of it on the Marti report.
What a rarity and unbelievable that Michael and Tyler again have found such an unique icon.
Love the 67 I’ve had mine for over 30 years
That's the year I was born, 1967,
I enjoyed having friends in the 70's that had both 67 k code fastbacks and 67 k code gt yellow convertible 4 speed with all the HD stuff you cold get as options and a paxton super charger that was instalked day one by the owner or dealer. We had many miles and 1/4 miles of fun beating big blocks with that sweet car!
YOU ARE A MOST UNIQUE CHANNEL, I LEARN SO MUCH FROM YOU, I CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF IT,, & I am a real Ford Mustang fan boy. thank you for sharing.
These little engines could RUN ! And the 302 built on this performance with a few more cubes , the Boss engine is legendary and owes it legacy in pursuit of more performance to the K Code . Beautiful car !!
Sounds like the "Bullit" Mustangs "blabble-labble-ballabble." hahahaha I Love It!!!
No shoes while driving is funny! Love the car sounds amazing!
What a car! She sounds incredible.
You guys always get the best of the best first gens. One day hope you can se my 65 fastback