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Muscle Car Madness: 1965 FORD DAYTONA
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I doubt stamp collecting will ever replace the excitement this beast can offer. This is a vehicle gods must have designed on a Friday afternoon with the intention of breaking track records on a circuit. As a street car, it’s about as practical as a disposed lighter, but who cares. This is one of those dream machines that strikes you as hard with looks and components as it ever could coming down the highway. This is a top predator on the foodchain, equipped with the power, agility and aesthetics of a greyhound with steel skin. It’s a 1965 Ford Daytona. Only six original coupes were ever made, each fetching over $8 million. This particular model is a replica by the competent and versatile Factory Five. Replica or not, it is worth every accolade.
Tim and Lina Nevras own this stunning '65, and provided plenty of information about its history and current state. You can read it all over on Hot Rod Hotline!
I doubt stamp collecting will ever replace the excitement this beast can offer. This is a vehicle gods must have designed on a Friday afternoon with the intention of breaking track records on a circuit. As a street car, it’s about as practical as a disposed lighter, but who cares. This is one of those dream machines that strikes you as hard with looks and components as it ever could coming down the highway. This is a top predator on the foodchain, equipped with the power, agility and aesthetics of a greyhound with steel skin. It’s a 1965 Ford Daytona. Only six original coupes were ever made, each fetching over $8 million. This particular model is a replica by the competent and versatile Factory Five. Replica or not, it is worth every accolade.
Tim and Lina Nevras own this stunning '65, and provided plenty of information about its history and current state. You can read it all over on Hot Rod Hotline!
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