1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Fastback on 2040-cars
Adirondack, New York, United States
1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Fastback Fully Restored! *Numbers Matching*
351cu in. V8 Windsor Motor with MSD Ignition and Ford Racing Valve Covers
Rebuilt Motor Original No. Matching No oil burning, smoking etc
4-speed Wide Ratio Manual Transmission
Original AM Philco Radio
Newly Installed aftermarket Sony AM/FM, IPOD, with Remote under Pass side dash with new rear deck speaker panel
from NPD. Original Jump Seat rear panel included with sale.
Red Exterior Paint 9 out of 10....a small paint chip located on passenger side door (see Pics)......Trunk lid
and left front fender showing slight signs of pimples.....Still very presentable and cleans up nice. No dents or
scratches other than mentioned.
Black fully restored interior with Hi-Back Mach 1 seats with red stripe.
Newly installed hurst Shifter with new Mach 1 shift knob. (Reverse is up, not down as shown)
Car shifts very well, clutch is very stiff and tight and does not stick.
17" American racing wheels
Tires have 85% tread left
New Exhaust tips were installed (1970 style)
Undercarriage is extremely clean
Never driven in inclement weather, always kept on trickle charger and garaged.
New Motorcraft Battery replaced on 6-22-15
Front Mustang Rubber Floor mats
Black Louvers on rear glass
Rear Spoiler
Power Steering
Power Front Disc Brakes
New Tachometer installed
Heater
Glass is in excellent shape
Turn signals in the hood scoop
Black out Hood
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