1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 �€" 351 Windsor V8, Red on Red, Loaded
with Factory Options Why This Car Is Special Wow, Talk about brand
New, and Super Sharp! This 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 has a 351
Cleveland Engine, with an automatic transmission, Power Steering,
and Power Disc Brakes. It was ordered with Medium Red Exterior, and
Red Interior, with the Rare Sport Back Rear Seat. It was also
ordered with Factory Console, Tinted Glass, Color Keyed Racing
Mirrors, Hood Scoop, and Competition suspension. It also has the
correct Rear Window Metal Louver, and Correct Hood Locks. This
beauty sits on the Correct Magnum 500 Chrome wheels wrapped in B.
F. Goodrich Radial Tires. This Rare Mustang comes with an Elite
Marti Report, and even the original Build sheet. Also, has a
written statement showing that this car was Sold New in Colorado to
a family who passed it down to their family. It retains all of it's
original body panels, and has never been in an accident. It was
professionally restored and now is one of the nicest 1970 Mach 1's
that we have had, or seen. What better color than Red on Red?
Answer: NONE. This Mach 1 is very, very straight, and the paint job
is 2nd to none. The 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 arrived at a pivotal
moment in the pony car wars. Ford had redesigned the Mustang for
1969, giving it a longer hood, wider body, and an aggressive
fastback roofline that finally matched the performance image the
car had been building since 1964. The Mach 1 was the
performance-focused fastback trim within that new design, sitting
above the base SportsRoof in the lineup and below the Boss models
in outright aggression. It was positioned to compete directly with
the Camaro SS and the Plymouth Road Runner, and it did so with a
combination of standard performance equipment, a long list of
available options, and a look that was clearly meant to mean
business. For 1970, Ford carried the Mach 1 forward with some
refinements. The front end received a revised grille with a
honeycomb texture, and the rear sequential turn signals from 1969
were carried over. The hood scoop remained functional on certain
engine configurations, and the Mach 1-specific side stripes, black
hood treatment, and rear spoiler continued to set the model apart
from lesser Mustangs. Ford built just over 40,970 Mach 1 units for
the 1970 model year, making it far less common than the base coupe
or convertible but still accessible enough that it was a genuine
volume performer for the division. The VIN on this car decodes to a
Dearborn-assembled 1970 Mustang SportsRoof body style, which is
exactly what you want to see on a Mach 1. The Dearborn plant was
Ford's primary Mustang production facility and the source of a
large portion of the high-option cars built that year. What makes
this particular 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 stand out is the
combination of its 351 Windsor engine, its complete Mach 1 dress
package, and its matching red-on-red color scheme. Red exterior
cars with red interiors were a less common pairing in 1970 and give
this car a very intentional, high-contrast look. The condition of
the undercarriage, confirmed by the undercoating that is still
present and intact, tells you this car has been looked after
carefully over its life. Features List - 351ci Windsor V8 Engine -
3-Speed Automatic Transmission with Floor Shifter - Power Steering
- Power Brakes - Dual Exhaust with Super Turbo Mufflers - Aluminum
Radiator - Hood Scoop - Front Chin Spoiler - Rear Spoiler - Rear
Window Louvers - Black Hood Stripes - 351 Hood Callout Decals -
Mach 1 Side Stripes - Sport Lamps - Chrome Bumpers - Custom Wheels
- BFGoodrich Radial T/A Tires - Red Vinyl Bucket Seats - Rear Seat
- Center Console - Woodgrain Sport Steering Wheel - Woodgrain Door
Panels - Woodgrain Dash - Full Gauge Cluster - In-Dash Clock -
Philco AM Radio - Heater and Defroster - Undercoating - Clean
Undercarriage Mechanical The engine in this 1970 Ford Mustang Mach
1 is the 351 cubic inch Windsor V8, one of tw
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