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Now it is important to remember that in the -70 we Americans were obsessed with speed. The speed of sound had just been broken by a cocky pilot by the name of Chuck Yeager. Not long after that the SST or supersonic transport started carrying people back and forth across the Atlantic faster than the speed of sound. Most of the 1960-s and early --70-s revolved around the speed of sound, or Mach 1. In 1969 Ford introduced the Mustang Mach 1 to the public and it was an instant success. With body lines so smooth it made all my young friends swear they would own one as soon as they got their license. This was the pony car to own and everyone was sure they could be like Chuck and break the sound barrier in one. This 1970 Mustang Mach 1 for sale was outfitted from the factory with a 4 valve 351 Cubic inch engine. The original 351 was topped with a meek two barrel carburetor but somewhere along the line someone cut this pony some slack and topped the engine off with a four barrel qudrajet , letting this little pony edge closer to the limit. The transmission of choice for...

This beauty is ready to roll, complete with documentation from Kevin Marti (Marti Report). It is powered by an M code 351 CID V8 engine and a Hurst 4-speed manual transmission with Posi traction Drag Pac and 3:83 rear gears. Yes, and it-s red with black accents and a black vinyl interior. It is equipped with AM/FM radio with cassette, vinyl interior, radial tires with white raised letters and the classic rally wheels. This classic Mach 1 will turn heads and be the envy of any car show or cruise in that you are a part of. You will love it...

With the popularity in both Carroll Shelby himself and his vintage automobiles on the rise, it was only a matter of time before Ford set its sights on the icon in an effort to capitalize on a growing trend. The performance aftermarket immediately responded to the new 'Stang', turning out its own variations, most of which were based on the '65 Shelby GT350 Mustang. Obviously, Ford and Shelby had plans in the works on a partnership with the Hertz car rental company, and the Shelby GT was born. This 2006 Ford Mustang Shelby GT's styling is similar to its heritage brethren. Although the original Rent-A-Racers were available in a couple of different color configurations, black with gold stripes is the only option that was available for the 2006 Shelby GT. Five hundred of these cars were built and were available through the Hertz Fun Collection. This 2006 Ford Shelby Mustang GT is number 249 out of 500, has the certificate of authenticity from Shelby along with his signature and CSM# on the glove box. Powered by a 4. 6l V8 engine mated to a 5-speed automatic transmission this 2006 Ford Shelby Mustang GT is a pure blast to drive, and with...

Perhaps the most iconic classic car, the Ford Mustang was introduced late in 1964 as a response to the improving economy of the early 1960s with consumers looking for smaller cars complete with performance and luxury. The introduction of the Mustang created a new class of automobile known as the pony car. The Mustangs styling, with its long hood and short deck, proved wildly popular and inspired a host of competition. Its clean lines attracted many and the car received the Tiffany Award for Excellence in American Design, the only car ever to be so honored.

This Beautiful 1965 Mustang Convertible with a 289 cubic inch V8 and 3-Speed automatic transmission just had a New Paint Job and looks Great! Presented in Desirable Red with a White Top, and Red and White Interior, this Awesome Mustang is Ready to Go! Options and Features include: Power Steering,...

Ford's introduction of the Mustang set the stage for the most successful new car launch ever. In 1965, its first model year on sale, Ford sold well over 600,000 vehicles and then repeated that feat again in 1966. But sales dropped by more than 20 percent for 1967, and fell again in 1968 to roughly half those early results as the competition was finally catching up. Then came idea of a special edition vehicle that would spike the interest again! Every TRUE California Special editions given the build location the VINs should begin with the sequence '8R01. ' 8 - Reflecting 1968 / R - Reflecting San Jose / 01 - Reflecting Mustang Hardtop.

The 1968 Ford Mustang is arguably one of the most iconic cars of its era! The first generation Mustang is something that is loved by all car enthusiasts. This Mustang has a healthy 289 engine paired with a smooth shifting C4 automatic transmission. The powerplant is more than enough to rip the tires apart and give off exhaust notes that sound like music. The California Special edition of this Mustang came with: F70X14 wide oval tires, white sidewall nylon tires, power steering, air conditioning - selectaire, AM...