Three standout Ford Mustangs from the Jay Cimino Collection will take center stage at the Classic Car Auction Group’s upcoming sale on October 25, 2025. Each example captures a different flavor of Mustang heritage—from early pony car roots to personalized open-top touring—showcasing why these 1960s icons remain among the most collectible cars of all time.
1965 Ford Mustang Coupe – Original Style and Colorado Heritage
Leading off the trio is a 1965 Mustang Coupe, finished in Aqua after a detailed repaint and restoration. Under the hood sits a 289-cubic-inch V8 paired with a C4 automatic transmission and dual exhaust. The interior has been refreshed with new upholstery, carpet, and headliner, while the chrome and brightwork present nicely. Originally a Wimbledon White Denver DSO car, it’s believed to be an original A-code V8 example. Solid underneath and clean throughout, it’s a driver-quality Mustang that reflects both care and history.
1966 Ford Mustang Convertible – Classic Looks and Easy Cruising
Next is a 1966 Mustang Convertible in its factory-correct White exterior over a Black interior, powered by a 289 V8 and automatic transmission. The car was cosmetically restored and fitted with a new convertible top, featuring a clear rear window and freshly redone upholstery. Chrome and stainless trim show well, and the bumpers appear either new or recently re-chromed. This one’s a true cruiser—perfect for sunny weekends and easy top-down drives.
1965 Ford Mustang “Jay Roadster” Convertible – Custom Comfort and Personality
The final Mustang is a reflection of Cimino’s personal taste—a 1965 Mustang Convertible affectionately known as the “Jay Roadster.” Finished in white with a bold blue stripe, this custom convertible features power steering, power windows, air conditioning, and a custom Sports Roadster tonneau cover. The interior ties the whole look together with matching blue-and-white accents, giving it a show-car personality. With 89,000 miles shown and thoughtful upgrades throughout, it’s ready for both display and enjoyment.
All three Mustangs will sell at no reserve from the Jay Cimino Collection, a well-known Colorado-based assemblage of carefully maintained collector cars.
This Online Auction will also feature thirty cars selling from the Jay Cimino Collection at No Reserve. Pre-bidding opens October 18th with the livestream auction starting at 10 a.m. MT on October 25th. Lots will sell in run order via live auctioneer. Visit the site to REGISTER TO BID and see all the vehicles and memorabilia for sale.
