Make:
Ford
Model:
Mustang
Year:
1970
Mileage:
75815
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Georgia
City:
Atlanta , GA
Zip:
30318
1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 beautifully finished in Ford Blue 75815 Miles
Shelbys are already priced out-of-sight, the Boss 429s are pretty much there too, and the Boss 302 is well entrenched into six-figure territory. That leaves the Mach 1 as the Next Big Thing in the Mustang world, so get a good one like this beautifully restored and incredibly cool H-code 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 and enjoy your sportsroof Pony while it continues to steadily appreciate each and every year.
Faithfully restored to its original specs, the owners knew this Mach 1 would be worth more in stock condition rather than dressed up and retooled as someone's fantasy car. As a result, the Code 6 Medium Bright Blue paint was expertly mixed up and applied to the car's sheetmetal skin, albeit rendered in modern materials to give it a fantastic shine and a bit of an upgraded look. The bodywork is great as well and you won't be ashamed to pull this one into the local cruise night, but it's not so nice that you'll be afraid to drive it, so it's still a wonderful road machine. All-in-all, it's a top-end driver that most would consider worthy of showing off pretty much any venue, and those that do find a thing or two to complain about (and there's not much), well, they're probably still dreaming about buying a Camaro one of these days. The simple grille, deep chin spoiler, black-striped hood with the scoop and hood pins get the party started up front, and the subtle kick-up on the tail looks really slick without an obnoxious spoiler in tow, while matching finned lower cladding all make the '70 Mustang Mach 1 one of the best-looking ponies ever built. All the chrome and brightwork bits obviously took a trip to the plating shop during the restoration, so they're bright and shiny, and correct black decals on the tail panel and emblems throughout were installed to complete the restoration, finishing off this beautifully designed fastback. The interior was correctly restored using accurate reproductions of the original Blue Mach 1 knitted vinyl seat covers.
Shelbys are already priced out-of-sight, the Boss 429s are pretty much there too, and the Boss 302 is well entrenched into six-figure territory. That leaves the Mach 1 as the Next Big Thing in the Mustang world, so get a good one like this beautifully restored and incredibly cool H-code 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 and enjoy your sportsroof Pony while it continues to steadily appreciate each and every year.
Faithfully restored to its original specs, the owners knew this Mach 1 would be worth more in stock condition rather than dressed up and retooled as someone's fantasy car. As a result, the Code 6 Medium Bright Blue paint was expertly mixed up and applied to the car's sheetmetal skin, albeit rendered in modern materials to give it a fantastic shine and a bit of an upgraded look. The bodywork is great as well and you won't be ashamed to pull this one into the local cruise night, but it's not so nice that you'll be afraid to drive it, so it's still a wonderful road machine. All-in-all, it's a top-end driver that most would consider worthy of showing off pretty much any venue, and those that do find a thing or two to complain about (and there's not much), well, they're probably still dreaming about buying a Camaro one of these days. The simple grille, deep chin spoiler, black-striped hood with the scoop and hood pins get the party started up front, and the subtle kick-up on the tail looks really slick without an obnoxious spoiler in tow, while matching finned lower cladding all make the '70 Mustang Mach 1 one of the best-looking ponies ever built. All the chrome and brightwork bits obviously took a trip to the plating shop during the restoration, so they're bright and shiny, and correct black decals on the tail panel and emblems throughout were installed to complete the restoration, finishing off this beautifully designed fastback. The interior was correctly restored using accurate reproductions of the original Blue Mach 1 knitted vinyl seat covers.
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