1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1

The 69 Mach 1 Mustang has to be one of the most attractive of all time in my opinion. In fact, Mach 1 was the name given to the performance-oriented option package that gave the 69 Mustang the most sinister look to date, offering a variant of the Super Cobra Jet motor to rival the COPO Camaro. The Pony car wars were in full effect and the big three were putting it all on the line in 1969. Previously known as the fastback, the Mach 1 was only available in the now called SportRoof. Enough fluff for now, This car is a real head turner finished in a pretty rare color combination of Royal Maroon over White Vinyl interior. The car was a California car up until the early 2000's when it was brought to Michigan for a full treatment. No expense spared restoration was performed from 2006-2008. The car was restored back to factory cosmetics with performance upgrades using its original numbers engine block. This 351 is now putting out nearly 450 HP and over 460 ft lb ov torque with DYNO sheets to prove it. The engine is now sporting aluminum heads and intake. The engine was built by Mikes Competition Engines out of Grand Rapids, MI with a detailed sheet of what has been performed. An aluminum radiator has also been added for drivability. There is Marti report that comes with the car as well as all receipts from the restoration for both cosmetics and mechanicals. The Mach 1 was a father and son project and since the restoration the car has been driven but less than 5,000 miles. The restoration is now going on fifteen years old with some very minor paint imperfections that would be expected from a car that has been driven and time passed, however the car has been taken care of, serviced regularly and has had excellent climate controlled storage. This Mach 1 starts, runs and drives flawlessly not to mention sounds amazing. You could not come close to building this for the asking price.