1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1

Description

1969 launched one of the most hallowed names in Mustang history — the Mach 1. This higher-performance variant of the GT was available with a 351, 390, or a 428 cu-in V8 in the sleek SportsRoof fastback coupe. The Mach 1 came equipped with a pin-locked hood with a scoop finished in matte black, competition suspension, chrome exhaust tips and gas filler cap, and was commonly specified with a louvered rear window. The Mach 1 replaced the GT models and proved so popular that it would not return to the Mustang until 1982, thanks to its blend of straight-line acceleration and NASCAR-inspired handling.

Highlights

• Finished in Candyapple Red (T5) with a Black Knit Vinyl interior

• Powered by a 390 cu-in high-performance V8 factory rated at 320 horsepower

• Enhanced performance from FiTech fuel injection, an easily reversible upgrade as stated by the current owner

• The engine was rebuilt by Acme Auto Parts of Sherman, Texas, in January 2017

• The car is believed to have just under 41,500 original miles, as stated by the consignor 

• Digital Marti Report confirming original build details

Features

• Air conditioning

• Power front disc brakes

• Dual reclining front bucket seats

• Cigarette lighter

• Dual sun visors

• Ventless curved side glass

• Swing-out rear quarter windows

• Rear deck spoiler

• Center-fill fueling

• Courtesy light

• Electric clock

• Color-keyed dual racing-type mirrors

• SelectShift Cruise-O-Matic automatic transmission

• Wood-like Rim-Blow steering wheel

• Black low gloss paint on the hood and cowl

• Teak-toned instrument panel and cluster appliques

• Traction-Lok Differential

Known Imperfections

• Paint chip at the end of the passenger side of the front bumper

Included

• Original Holley carburetor

• Digital Marti Report

Ownership History

The current owner states that they purchased this 1969 Mach 1 in Colorado 18 years ago before moving the car to its current location in Texas.

Optional vehicle service contract available for $500. Learn more about the program here.