Not my favorite year but this one looks nice. I don't know where these are priced in market but maybe this one a bit high

https://www.ebay.com/itm/334827170346?

Any nicely restored 1960's two door car is going to get up there these days but I think he is reaching- the exterior paint is a different color than all the jams. No way would I pay that kind of coin for a car with mismatched paint like that.

Those are great highway cars; did many a mile in my Dad's '66 Sport Fury.
I look for a twin to his (light metallic blue, blue interior) from time to time, and the nicer ones have been priced around $16-20K.
This one looks pretty decent, except for the color match and what looks like some blotches in the paint; and the left rear corner may have an issue.
So, yeah, I think it's priced a bit steep, but overall it looks better than most '65-'66 SFs I've seen.
There are 2 other '65s on Feebay at about $37K - oddly, this car didn't show - that's really shootin' for the moon, I think.

Yes it's quite a bit off and there's several imperfections too but then I ask what would one cost without these? I think you two so far have answered my question. About as much as this one.

Nice looking car but overpriced. Wrong seat covers, (door panels are correct) the door jambs and underhood is the original color, missing an expensive piece of trim on the drivers side taillight, several other issues. More like a $15K car as long as it’s solid. Not a huge market for those and I own two of them.