1970 Ford Mustang

mach 1 -

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

0F05H101144

Clear

Gasoline

This is a 1970 Ford Mustang Mach I. This is an opportunity to own your own for either a good driver car or for a rotisserie restoration. Everything matches the marti report with the exception of the engine is a 351w 4bbl new holley carb elec. choke and the paint code on the hood is black stripe and not the white. this mach 1 will go. A car appraisal from the beginning of the year valued this car at approx. 18000.00. No longer have room with three other fords sitting in the drive and just had second hip replacement. This is a as is sale. No warranty no gurantee. What i will gurantee is you are buying a 40 year old antique ford mustang mach I with potential to increase in value. do the research on the cars and look how the prices climb every year. This is an automatic FMX transmission, 4 new tires, all the seats look like the drivers seat in the photo 2 bucket seats in the front and bench in the back. This car is also being sold locally. . It will be the buyers responsibility to pick up vehicle after payment is received. Full payment will be due within 7 days of auction ending. And no i do not and will not finance or work monthly payment plans. Certified Check from your bank, direct wire transfers, or paypal for payment. Now on the under carriage im sorry for no photos but a recent hip replacement prohibits me from being able to get up under the car or in the car. However the front engine compartment is in really good shape has new front and rear shocks. The floor pans are not terrible when inspected front floor pans along the frame rails need to be reworked. Rear floor pans look solid exterior of car is all original no bondo or repair panels have been found. Rear frame rails need to be reworked as well as torque boxes. this is not a fully restored mach 1 this is a driver or a perfect rotisserie restoration project for the money. This is a as is sale. Please ask any questions you have and i will do my best to give an quick and to the best of my knowledge answer. This is the opportune time to buy a classic car because as most people know you want to be able to drive and show off these cars in the summer which drives the price of these cars up in the spring/summer. Buying a classic in the winter gives you time to invest into it before those cruising months arrive and usually allows you to strke a better deal. Many people ask what id like to get for it well lets just say less than what the appraissal value is. This car is appraised at the value of a good=60 im looking at the car as a driver=50 points to a good that equals 60 points on the appraisal values. Please research these cars and look at how the prices range and how every year they increase.