Factory option
1965 Mustang
The remote-control mirror let the driver change the outside mirror angle with an interior control rather than reaching through the window. Its housing, control cable, bezel, mounting position, and door modifications provide identification evidence.
Reproduction mirrors and replaced doors are common, so the mirror alone does not prove the car was ordered with the option.
| Market |
United States |
| Availability |
Available during documented 1965 Mustang production; body-side placement and production-phase details should be checked against period evidence. |
What it included
- Outside rear-view mirror with remote adjustment mechanism
- Interior adjustment control and cable
How to identify it
- Inspect the housing, remote knob and bezel, cable routing, mounting holes, gasket, and door finish.
- Cross-check the installation with paperwork and evidence that the door has not been replaced.
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 Mustang factory remote-control-mirror 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; no count-bearing Ford source has been found.