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I searched 1965 Mustang jack and several "scissor jacks" for early Mustangs are for sale on E bay so it seems they were OEM.
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I can't say for sure since it's been 60 years, but I vaguely recall seeing a jack like that when I was in my early teens. Family car was a 64 HiPo Fairlane at the time.
Maybe it was different jack vendor at a certain assembly plant. Our Fairlane was bought new in Northern California so the plant may have been San Jose. Just a stab in the dark...
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I have the same jack. I have been using it on my 1967 GTO because it works better than the original bumper jack. I thought it came out of a mid 1980's GM but I could be wrong.
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Factory jack that came with a 1961 t0 1963 Pontiac Tempest or LeMans.
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If you built it, drive it. red 62 Tempest total stock restoration. white 62 Tempest modified, 61 389 Tri-Power, and a conventional drive train. |
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Not physically the same, but same concept. Now I know there are some floating around somewhere...thanks, all.
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