Factory and dealer offering
1965 Mustang
The center console was part of the Mustang's personalization appeal and could be installed in cars with different drivetrains and interior packages. Correct versions must match the shifter, air-conditioning arrangement, trim color, and production details.
Factory and dealer accessory installations are not separated by a recovered 1965 count.
| Market |
United States |
| Availability |
Available for documented 1965 interiors; fit and trim varied with transmission, air conditioning, and interior equipment. |
How to identify it
- Match the console base, top plate, shifter opening, rear lamp, wiring, air-conditioning end treatment, and color to the car.
- Record whether paperwork supports factory or dealer installation.
Production and installation counts
Every number below retains its scope and attribution. A reported estimate is useful evidence, but it is not presented as a Ford production record.
Not recorded
- Market
- United States
- What the count covers
- 1965 model-year factory and dealer center-console installations.
- Attribution
- Marti Auto Works database-coverage statement
- Source location
- Report availability for 1966-and-earlier Ford vehicles
- Evidence note
- The surviving licensed Ford production database is unavailable for 1966-and-earlier Mustangs, and no separate factory/dealer total has been found.
Factory and dealer offering
1966 Mustang
The price list gives separate prices for the ordinary console and the version used with air conditioning. The full-width front seat could not be combined with a console.
Console shell, top plate, storage, trim, shifter opening, air-conditioning fit, wiring, carpet, and floor evidence should match the claimed configuration.
| Market |
United States |
| Availability |
Factory listed in standard and air-conditioner-specific forms; unavailable with the full-width front seat. |
| Advertised price |
$50.41 standard; $31.52 for use with the air conditioner in the March 1966 price list |
How to identify it
- Inspect console type, transmission opening, air-conditioning fit, wiring, carpet, mounting holes, fasteners, and finish.
- Check for evidence of later installation or removal and confirm bucket-seat compatibility.
Production and installation counts
Every number below retains its scope and attribution. A reported estimate is useful evidence, but it is not presented as a Ford production record.
Not recorded
- Market
- United States
- What the count covers
- 1966 Mustang factory full-length console installations across standard and air-conditioned configurations.
- Attribution
- Marti Auto Works database-coverage statement
- Source location
- Marti Reports availability statement for 1966-and-earlier vehicles
- Evidence note
- The period list proves two price/configuration paths but supplies no installation total.