1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1
- California Car
- 351ci V8
- Automatic Transmission
- Tastefully Modified
- True Mach 1
- Willwood Disc Brakes
- American Racing Wheels
- Light Pewter Metallic Over Black Interior

As one of the most recognizable automobiles ever produced, the Ford Mustang has created its own place in automotive history. Initially debuting in 1964 for the 1965 model year, the Mustang is currently the longest-produced Ford car nameplate and is still being manufactured today. The Mach 1 was one of the Mustang models that offered a little extra performance and styling than the base Mustang. Some of the standard features included: SportsRoof body style with the unique “05” included in the VIN code, “63R” body code on the door tag, honeycomb grille in black which included “sportslamps”, bright trim at the lower body paint line, and unique pop open gas cap to name a few. One of the most distinguishable features of the 1971-1973 Mach 1s is the hood design which included dual scoops.

Presented here is a 1971 Ford Mustang Mach I which hails from California. Displayed in a light pewter metallic paint with a black interior and accents, this Mustang is quite sharp. The aftermarket American Racing wheels provide a touch of chrome that compliment the
metallic paint and go right along with the performance look and feel of the car. Adding another bit of a performance look is the Mach I stripe package that runs along both sides of the vehicle. A rear spoiler, front spoiler, the aforementioned hood scoops, and Mach 1 badging are other highlights that give this car's performance aspirations away.

Powering this beast of a Mustang is a 351ci V8 that has been paired with an automatic transmission. The engine bay is tidy and includes a few nice upgrades such as, Mallory ignition, dry cell battery, Wilwood master cylinder, and an aluminum radiator. Wilwood Drilled brake discs and calipers can be seen between the spokes of the American Racing wheels. The wheels are shod in sticky Nitto tires.

The black interior is clean, complete and shows quite well. Black vinyl bucket seats, a tach, auxiliary gauges in the center of the dash, B&M shifter, wood rimmed steering wheel, and faux wood trim are a few highlights of the interior. An aftermarket Pioneer stereo has been added so the next owner of this pony will be able to enjoy some tunes while cruising.

Noted as a true Mach I Mustang, this Ford is quite the collector vehicle. Whether you are heading to the local classic car gathering or hitting the road to do some California Dreaming, we encourage you to check out this American automotive icon. We look forward to helping this Mustang find its new home and continue its life on the road. Please call if interested or e-mail with specific questions. Thank you for looking.