When it comes to muscle cars is there anything that can beat the
classic Mustang? Originally released halfway through the 60s, the
Mustang encompassed everything that would eventually be known as
American Muscle Cars. In 1969 Ford offered multiple performance
trim packages with the Mach 1 being among the most popular. In
fact, the Mach 1 was so popular that Ford discontinued the GT
package because sales were poor compared to the new Mach 1 package.
The first generation of Mach 1s lasted until 1970 which is the year
of the classic you see here. This car is an original Mach 1 car
that was originally sold in Arlington, TX and has spent its entire
life in the same state. The car was rebuilt 23 years ago by a GM
employee living in Burleson, TX who took approximately 1 year to
complete the car. When the current owner, a mechanic, purchased the
car he upgraded some components and in 2001 sent the car to a
Shelby restoration specialist who completed a body off custom paint
job. With the repaint it was taken down to bare metal and received
all new body bolts. It was then painted in a custom Dark Red with
the Black Mach 1 stripes. The car has the correct style front/rear
spoiler and window vents as well as all of the original chrome and
stainless trim pieces which are in great shape. The car has a great
stance and rides around on the original style wheels with BF
Goodrich Radial T/A tires.
Powering the car is the original 351 Cleveland motor that starts up
smoothly and runs strong. It has the always popular shaker hood set
up and the engine compartment has that clean factory look. Power by
Ford valve covers are in place on each side and you will find a lot
of the components painted in Ford Blue. Paired to the motor is a
Top Loader 4 speed manual transmission that shifts through the
gears smoothly. In the rear is the stock rear end and while the car
was being repainted 3:73 gears were installed. Since being
purchased by the current owner the car has received new under
carriage bushings, a new fuel pump, all new shocks and a Demon 650
cfm carburetor that has just been rebuilt. Other nice features
worth mentioning are the MSD ignition, air conditioning and power
steering. The car runs very well and has been extremely well cared
for. Since 2000 the car has been driven 3,000 miles all of which
were fair weather. It is always garage kept and tuned up
regularly.
The interior of the car features Black upholstery work with Red
accents on the highback bucket seats. The carpeting, door panels
and headliner are all in good shape with no issues. The original
center console is in place which now houses an added Hurst shifter.
The dash of the car is fitted with a lot of the original style
components include the gauges, switches and a radio with working 8
track player. It also has the original style wooden paneling around
the gauges and clock.
The car runs great, looks great, and is a great collector car. The
Mach 1 has its place in Muscle Car history and will continue to be
popular for many years to come.
Start bringing home trophies with this classic for $47,250.00!
Vehicle Details
1970 FORD MUSTANG MACH 1
Listing ID:CC-927197
Price:$47,250
Location:Arlington, Texas
Year:1970
Make:FORD
Model:MUSTANG MACH 1
Exterior Color:Red and Black
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:85641
Stock Number:16081
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