1973 Mach 1 for sale

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My car is a 1973 Mustang Mach 1 which I have owned since 2003. Since I bought the car I have put on the front end of a 1971 Mustang. I have also used the 1971 rear bumper brackets to bring the rear bumper closer to the body. I bought the car off of the original owner in 2003 and he had already done a lot of modifications to it such as replacing the 1973 engine with a 1970 351C 4V and swapping in a fold down rear seat. Since I bought the car I’ve concentrated on making the car a reliable, good-looking driver and it was just painted in May. The Mustang originally came with an FMX but I first put in a toploader and then a TKO 600. The list of work and modifications that I and professional shops have done is extensive and I concentrated on doing the big things first. All I think the car needs are a few minor trim items. The engine runs 180 degrees no matter what the weather except when the a/c is on and then it runs at 190 degrees. I have built this car to be a reliable (daily driver if you wish) car that starts up and settles into idle in less than a minute no matter the outside temp; powerful yet not a pain to drive; well handling, comfortable car.


I also have a Marti Report, the original dealer invoice, and the build sheet.



List of work done, mods, parts.

Engine:

1970 351 4V Cleveland with SS valves and double valve springs

Blue Thunder Intake

Hooker super comp headers

Cam

Holley 700dp professionally tuned-yes it makes a big difference

Complete MSD ignition with tach adapter

Ford Racing silicone wires

Repop Ram Air system with K&N Filter and lid

Classic Auto Air a/c system

Custom 2.5: exhaust with X-pipe and Dynomax mufflers

New radiator and hoses

New power steering pump

New master cylinder and vacuum canister

New radiator overflow

New oil pump

New fuel pump

New hood hinges and springs



Suspension:

Steering box rebuilt by Lee Manufacturing. 12:1 variable ratio

Rebuilt steering column and new rag joint

New pitman arm

Weld in sub-frame connectors

1.25” front sway bar and 1” rear sway bar

New Edelbrock IAS shocks

620 lower springs in front and heavy duty leaf springs installed less than 5,000 miles ago

Front suspension rebuilt, and all bushings replaced.

Rear brakes done less than 3.000 miles ago, front brakes 2 months ago.



Transmission and clutch

TKO 600 5 speed .82

3” aluminum driveshaft

3.50 Posi/limited slip rear gear Less than 1,000 miles

Centerforce dual-friction pressure plate and clutch disc, less than 5,000 miles

Flywheel machined for Centerforce clutch

With the Centerforce it shifts with less effort than any Mustang I have driven

New fluid in the tranny

Z-bar has no slop; bushings replaced and hold for clutch lever re-welded to new



Interior:

Dynamat installed

Momo Steering Wheel

New seat front seat covers

JVC 4 speaker CD player with Ipod hook-up

Custom kick panel speaker pods

Correct tach instrument panel with correct wiring harness

Custom auxiliary gauges

Rebuilt steering column

Reenmachine shift handle and nob

New modern 3 point seat belts in front, new seat belts in rear



Exterior



New paint job, DuPont Electric Blue

New exterior mirrors

New stripes with custom decals

New rear tail lights

Front spoiler factory correct repop 3 years old

Rear spoiler factory correct repop 12 months old



The previous owner got into an accident in the car over 20 years ago and had the passenger rear ¼ panel repaired. When it was done a small gap was left below the door line. Thinking I was going to keep the car until I died I left it as a reminder of the previous owner- he died of brain cancer-an homage as sorts. The guy doing the paint and body told me it was an easy fix with a little body filler but I opted to leave it. And since the car is driven there are a couple of small chips in the paint.

I am asking $21,000 for the car. PM with any questions. Thanks.



I have done and have had done so much work to this car over the last 5 years that I am sure I am forgetting some minor details. As I said earlier I have modified this car to be a reliable, fun driver.
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