Vehicle History & Overview

This Mustang Mach 1 was reportedly sold new in 1972 to its first owner in North Carolina. The car is said to have been parked in a barn in 1993 and stayed there until the seller purchased it in December of 2019. He then proceeded to embark on a multi-year refurbishment that included a bare-metal respray, re-trim of the interior, and mechanical work that yielded the results you see in the photo gallery. According to the seller, the engine and transmission are numbers-matching, and the car has a functioning eight-track tape player. Photos of the car pre- and post-refurbishment are included.

The 4th and final revision of the original Mustang platform was launched in 1971, with the car growing in size to accommodate certain Ford powerplants. For 1973, the front bumper was re-designed to pass the new NHTSA crash standards. Other subtle styling changes included swapping the sport lamps for vertical turn signals, revisions to the grille, and changes to the Mach 1 decals and badging. The Mach 1 package was only offered on SportsRoof models and featured multiple engine options, including the 351ci V8 featured in this example.

Equipment

• 351ci V8 engine

• "FMX" 3-speed automatic transmission

• Mach 1 package

• Eight-track tape player

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Modifications

• Functional Ram-Air hood and intake assembly

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Servicing & Documentation

• Several pre-refurbishment photos are shown below, with additional shots also provided in the main gallery.

• Marti report highlighting production specifications

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Included Items

• Pre- and post-refurbishment photos

• Marti report highlighting production specifications

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