I don't believe this is a '65. In October 1965 it would make more sense to hoist the NEXT model year to the top, i.e., a '66 Mustang. Plus, the plate on the front of the car clearly says '66 Mustang.
Seems like it would have been easier to carry the thing up in pieces rather that cutting it in half. Or maybe it had the not so popular Bolt-Together option.
"Some careful maneuvering was done and by 4:30 a.m., the reassembled car was on the outdoor observation deck and ready to be photographed from a helicopter."
Why the heck didn't they just strap the Mustang to the helicopter and fly it up there?
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I also wonder how this worked. I thought the Mustang was a unit-body car, so wouldn't there be all kinds of structural issues with this scheme?
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Why the heck didn't they just strap the Mustang to the helicopter and fly it up there?
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