What month and year did Ford start making the Fastback?

Asked by mtroidl Dec 08, 2006 at 05:59 PM about the 1965 Ford Mustang 2+2 Fastback RWD

Question type: General

It is my understanding that Ford did not start factory line production on the Fastback until the spring of 1965 in San Jose,CA.
Is this true? When did they first start making the car?

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Ford started production on the Mustang fastback at the beginning of 1965. Carroll Shelby designed a modified version of the fastback, called the GT-350, and it was these that were produced in San Jose. They first appeared on January 27, 1965.

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The fastback,debutted,on september 25,1964-not a 64 1/2,by any means..Carrol Shelby,started building the GT-350,in January,1965...and,the rest-is elegant history...

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Banana,is -spot-on,with the shelby intro-date..January 27,1965...

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I had a Ford Fastback, My memory fails, I can't remember the year. Can someone help?? Somewhere in between 1964-1969. Image please.

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My 1965 Fastback was manufactured December 1964.

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The term 'Fastback' was first used with the introduction of the 1963 1/2 Fords and Mercurys using the slanted roof line. That was the 'key'/'signature' of the 'half year' models introduction.

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