For Sale at Auction: 1969 Ford Mustang in Palm Beach, Florida

This custom 1969 Ford Mustang is powered by a 351 Cleveland V-8 engine with a mild cam mated to a four-speed Toploader manual transmission with Hurst shifter. The engine bay features chrome trim and an aluminum radiator. Factory air conditioning components remain with the car, and new air-conditioning lines and belts are included but not installed. The chassis features frame strengthening, dual traction bars, new factory leaf springs, rear air shocks and replacement rear frame rails. The front suspension has new shocks, springs and bushings. A dual exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers is installed. Stopping is handled by Wilwood four-wheel disc brakes with a Wilwood master cylinder and booster. The body was disassembled and repainted in 2019. A black center stripe runs the full length of the car and is buried in the clearcoat. The inner headlights are finished in black, and the rear window louver is painted gloss black to match the stripe. Additional exterior features include a new professionally installed windshield, LED taillights, chrome trim and new rubber seals throughout the car, including the rear window seal installed during the repaint process. The car rides on Mickey Thompson rear tires and BFGoodrich front tires. The interior features leather low-back seats sourced from a 1967 Mustang with new factory seat foam in the front seats and integrated seat heaters. Additional interior equipment includes new carpet, headliner, sun visors, deluxe door panels and Mach 1 floor mats, as well as a RetroSound Bluetooth stereo system with seven speakers and an Alpine amplifier installed in the trunk. Interior details include a chrome tilt steering column, wood-grain steering wheel with working horn, center console and a Shelby dual gauge pod with oil pressure and temperature gauges replacing the ashtray. A padded roll bar is installed and includes a mounted fire extinguisher. Shelby-style over-shoulder seat belts attach to the roll bar and feature custom pads embroidered with "Mach 1." Documentation includes a Marti Report, a professional appraisal report, and a stack of parts and service records.