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For Sale: 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 in Clarksville , Tennessee

Vehicle Description

  • 351Windsor bored to 408
  • Tremec TKO 600
  • Line bored and decked
  • ARP main and head bolts
  • Eagle 4340 4 inch stroke crank
  • Eagle H beam rods
  • SRP Forged Pistons
  • Ford Racing Oil Beam and Timing set
  • Edelbrock Pro Performer Heads
  • Ford Racing Aluminum rockers 
  • Edelbrock air gap intake
  • Ford racing valve covers 
  • Comp can push rods
  • Fast EFI 2.0 fuel injection system 
  • Wahlbro 200 pump
  • MSD ignition 
  • Ford racing chrome oil pan
  • Griffin aluminum radiator 
  • Billet pulleys
  • Headman Histler headers  3/8 flange
  • 3” exhaust Dyno Max bullet mufflers
  • Heidts rear 4 link
  • QA1 Double coil over adjustable shocks
  • SSBC Disk brakes
  • Tremec TK 600 transmission w Hurst shifter
  • Ford racing aluminum flywheel 
  • Stage 3 clutch 
  • Aluminum high flow water pump
  • Ford racing SFI balancer
  • Hydraulic clutch conversion 
  • Vintage Air Conditioner
  • Dual electric fans
  • Power steering and brakes
  • sway bars
  • 9” Ford rear/3:55 gears/Detroit locker
  • Aluminum Drive shaft with soccer joints 

Vehicle Details

  • 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1
  • Listing ID: CC-1428369
  • Price: $45,000
  • Location:Clarksville , Tennessee
  • Year:1969
  • Make:Ford
  • Model:Mustang Mach 1
  • Exterior Color:Matte Black
  • Interior Color:Black
  • Transmission:Manual
  • Odometer:4919
  • Exterior Condition:Very Good
  • Seat Material:Vinyl
  • Air Conditioning:Yes
  • Power Brakes:Yes
  • Power Steering:Yes
  • Fuel Injection:Yes
  • Electronic Ignition:Yes
  • Bored:Yes
  • Stroked:Yes
  • Crank:Yes
  • Engine History:Rebuilt
  • Engine Condition:Running
  • Drive Train:Rear-wheel drive
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