For Sale: 1972 Ford Mustang in Concord, North Carolina

In the long history of the Blue Oval's famous Pony Car, one of the few disappointments for enthusiasts has been the lack of a drop-top Mach 1. Thankfully, that did not stop the owner of this 1972 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Convertible Tribute from blending the Mach 1 logo graphics, a low-profile deck spoiler, and a big center stripe with the unbridled excitement of wind-in-your-hair fun. And although it is a 1972 model, this Mustang is actually styled after a 1973 Mach 1, giving it an even more distinctive character.

Inside, this second-generation Mustang showcases a black vinyl interior with dual bucket seats separated by a center console and armrest. A power-assisted three-spoke wood-rimmed steering wheel featuring a Mustang logo center cap adds just the right amount of contrast. An upgraded gauge cluster sits directly in front of the wheel, featuring an 8,000 rpm tachometer and a 140 mph speedometer, each accompanied by a pair of mini meters nestled inside. A triplet of VDO gauges is located at the top of the center stack, above the AM/FM cassette stereo and the sliding HVAC controls. Finally, a set of cupholders adds just the right amount of convenience, allowing you to cruise through the drive-thru on your way to the beach.

Under the hood, we find a classic 351 cubic-inch Windsor V-8. Upgraded with a single Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor and matching Edelbrock intake, this small block exhales via a true dual exhaust before exiting through a set of sweet-sounding FlowMaster mufflers. Power is routed through an FMX three-speed automatic transmission before heading out to the nine-inch rear end that transposes those ponies to the tarmac via a set of seventeen-inch American Racing wheels shod in 235/50ZR-17 Continental rubber.

HIGHLIGHTS:

*Power Convertible Top

*Full Black Repaint

*Mach 1 Graphics

*Deck Spoiler

*351 Windsor V8

*Edelbrock Four Barrel Carb

*Edelbrock Intake

*Dual Exhaust

*FlowMasters

*FMX Three Speed Auto

*Nine Inch Rear

*American Racing Wheels

*Continental Z Rated Tires

*Power Brakes

*Front Discs

*Power Steering

*Wooden Steering Wheel

*Upgraded Gauges

*Cupholders

*New Fuel Pump

*New Fuel Lines

*New Wiring

*Restoration Photos

*Owner's Manual

Hiding behind those sleek five-spoke wheels, this 1972 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Convertible Tribute reins in speed with ease thanks to power brakes featuring a set of front discs. Along with its exciting Mach 1 motif, this Mustang also benefits from all-new wiring, new gas lines, and a new high-pressure fuel pump. Receipts, restoration photos, and an owner's manual complete the package that Ford never made, but should have. And now, this unique drop-top muscle car. Don't wait, call today!