Documented Rotisserie Restored Mustang Mach 1 Fastback 428 Cobra Jet V8 4 Speed

Price: - Item location: Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Description:

1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1

SUMMARY

Rotisserie restoration completed in 2014
Correct 428 cubic inch Cobra Jet V8
Correct Toploader 4-speed manual transmission
Correct Acapulco Blue paint
Correct White interior
Sale includes restoration photos and a Deluxe Marti Auto Works Report
Ford 9-inch rear axle
14-inch Ford Styled Steel wheels

When you ask most Ford enthusiasts what their favorite Mustang is, he '69 fastback is always at the top of the list. Between its slick hip lines and slightly larger stature, t was the 'stang that officially laid rubber across the grave of the "secretary car" stigma. Production numbers weren't exactly low, ut when an example like this fully documented Mach 1 comes along, e're always happy to clear a spot in our showroom. Wrapping a cool color combination around a correct 428 Cobra Jet, tough Toploader 4-speed and enough appeal to draw a crowd anytime it sits still, his Ford is an awesome twist on a can't-miss favorite. And if you're looking for the perfect first generation pony car that'll rule local shows and make the best of your summer weekends, t's your next classic!

BODYWORK/TRIM

With most muscle cars, here's usually a single element that catches your eye long before anything else. But with this Mustang, VERY piece works together to create a virtual symphony of automobilia. With a solid fastback body that's benefitted from a detailed, otisserie restoration, his is the kind of metal that could turn heads in primer; and what better way to ensure sore neck muscles than mixing in correct Acapulco Blue paint? That paint coats fit and finish that puts factory-original fodder to shame. That fit and finish is augmented by a slick satin hood stripe, hich recreates traditional Mach 1 markings. And to ensure this pony will stand out from the herd, verything has been buffed to a show-stopping shine!

For 1967, ord rolled out a bigger, ore muscular pony car. And the 1968 and '69 model years saw that design subtly refined. The front end was cleaned up thanks to a deletion of horizontal grille bars. That brightwork was replaced with a single band of trim surrounding the grille, hich, n this coupe, lso houses driving lights. Above that grille, shaker hood features stainless lanyards and a small, ilver-detailed scoop. Along the car's profile, right Mach 1 stripes hover between clear marker lamps and dent-free rocker spears. At the doors, ody-matched sport mirrors complement traditional quarter scoops and highly detailed B-pillar emblems. Below the roofline, how-quality stainless edges like-new glass. And when you follow the fastback rearward, third Mach 1 stripe frames a broad "M U S T A N G" script, riple-segment taillights and a pony-branded fuel filler above small reverse lamps and quad-outlet exhaust tips.

ENGINE

Back in 1969, f you wanted a Mustang and you wanted to slay stoplights, ou wanted Ford's killer Cobra Jet V8. Lift this fastback's scooped hood and you'll find 428 cubic inches of FE big block that's been completely rebuilt from its spry Holley carburetor all the way down to its May (E) 19th (19), 969 (9) casting date. Long regarded as one of the most iconic mills ever created, actory-supplied Cobra Jets utilized a strengthened medium block, eavy-duty rods, nodular crankshaft, nd larger valves and ports to produce an advertised 335 horsepower. At the top of the engine, am air cowl induction centers a "COBRA JET" branded shaker over a high performance intake. At the sides of that intake, ast iron heads hang polished Ford valve covers over fully restored exhaust manifolds. A familiar points distributor, hich sequences sparks through fresh Autolite Radio Resistance plug wires, ights the fires. Cooling comes courtesy of a stock radiator, hich circulates water through pliable Autolite hoses and old school screw clamps. And squeak-free belts, hich spin a rebuilt alternator via simple black pulleys, rovide charging. Aesthetically, he clean engine bay appears very close to original, eaturing an even combination of Satin Black and Ford Blue paint. And everything, rom the car's tagged Autolite battery to its bright Autolite voltage regulator, ppears fully sorted and ready to show.

DRIVETRAIN/SUSPENSION

Take a look at our professional, igh-resolution photos and you'll see that the bottom of this fully sorted pony is a literal expose in freshly restored factory accuracy. Behind the car's first-class Ford block, tough Toploader 4-speed drives a durable Ford 9-inch that's equipped with solid, oad-ready gears. Holding that versatile drivetrain off the ground is a lucid factory suspension, hich has been fully rebuilt and correctly tagged. Above that suspension, lean floorpans appear solid and show absolutely no signs of rust or weathering. At the center of those floors, ree breathing, rue-dual pipes shuttle spent gases from the aforementioned manifolds to small resonators and a transversely mounted muffler. At the corners of the car, actory drum brakes make solid stops an absolute cinch. And everything rolls on attractive chrome rims, hich spin F70-14 Goodyear Polyglas Custom Wide Treads around polished trim rings and satin center caps.

INTERIOR

Inside this Ford, correct and equally attractive interior will make any Mustang fan feel right at home. Everything from the car's floor mats to its headliner appears new, nd correct hi-back buckets provide plenty of support for spirited driving. From the captain's chair, familiar Mustang dash features a nice set of factory gauges, hich keeps tabs on fuel, peed, evs and temperature, hile a Rim Blow steering wheel keeps the driver connected to the road. At the center of the cockpit, correct Philco radio hangs over an ornate chrome shifter and long factory console. At the sides of the cabin, right, rack-free door panels feature an attractive mix of stainless and wood applique. And behind the passengers, restored trunk features a fresh mat, fresh decal and a full-size spare tire.

HISTORICAL INFORMATION

According to Kevin Marti of Marti Auto Works, his super clean fastback was bolted together in Dearborn, ichigan on November 5th, 968. Here's a thorough breakdown of the car's original Door Data:

SERIAL NUMBER: 9F02RXXXXXX

9 1969 model year
F Built in Dearborn, ichigan
02 Mustang Sportsroof
R 428 cubic inch, V Cobra Jet engine that's equipped with ram air
XX,XXXth Ford vehicle scheduled for production at Dearborn
63C Mustang Mach 1 Sportsroof
65 Ford #3077-A Acapulco Blue paint that's complete with a blacked out hood
3W White Clarion Knit vinyl interior that's complete with Mach 1 hi-back bucket seats
24K Scheduled for build on October 24th, 968
21 Atlanta Ordering District
A 3.50 conventional axle
6 4-speed, lose-ratio manual transmission

OUR SALE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTATION

A vintage Owner's Manual
A binder of restoration photos
The aforementioned Marti Auto Works Deluxe Report

It's hard to picture the automotive world without Mustangs. In addition to being a long-term staple in the collector car market, hey continue to be favorites among racers and purists alike. With its buff 428, roven Toploader and nearly universal appeal, his Mach 1 is ideal for anyone who wants a great mix of old school fun and show-stopping looks!