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1968 Ford Mustang Fastback GT500E replica. Modeled after 'Eleanor' from the movie Gone in 60 Seconds, these cars have looks to kill, power to thrill, and a ton of creature comforts! Powered by a 390 CID V8 and a C6 automatic transmission with a shift kit running to a Ford 9' rear end. Upgrades include: 4 wheel power disc brakes, TCP tubular front end with coil over shocks, TCP power rack and pinion steering, functional side mount Leman's gas cap, Edelbrock intake, Edelbrock nitrous system, R134-A A/C system, billet grill, Optima battery, aluminum radiator with electric fans,...

This beautiful Ivy Green 4-speed car has recently undergone a detailed restoration. During the restoration the A code 289 engine was built to Hi Pro (k-code) specs with the addition of roller rockers. Adding roller rockers to an already amazing engine is a recipe for further greatness. Backed up by a 4-speed manual just makes this car that much more fun! The Ivy green paint shines like new (remember the Billet), the black vinyl interior also looks new and is very comfortable. Inside you'll also notice a set of Rally Pack gauges atop the steering column and center console. The dash pad looks new and is free of any cracks or wrinkles as is the headliner that fits tightly. The gauge cluster has been swapped out for a '66 gauge cluster. Some prefer the circular gauges as opposed to the sweeping speedo from a '65. Adding to the exterior are White Mustang rocker panel stripes, Magnum 500 wheels, GT driving lights and GT trumpet exhaust tips. Other Notable features are the front disk brakes and power steering that...

Built in San Jose California, this 'Winter Blue' 351 5. 8L V8 titan is what most car dreams are made of. This white interior vehicle sporting factory A/C, factory power brakes, factory power steering, and factory A/M radio is a prime example of Muscle and Nostalgia all in one.

Looking at the vehicle, you can tell almost every measure has been taken to maintain its authentic drivability. The inset wood grain dash sporting the 'Mach 1' badge is unmistakable. Though many are cautious of white interior, this specific example shows how beautiful it can be when taken care of. Even the white headliner shows no signs of tearing or drooping. Originally an Automatic, this Mustang was swapped over to a manual transmission with the White hurst shifter matching the white interior; allowing you to move through all 5 gears happily.

Maintenance records dating a few years back include A/C components, power steering pump, removal and overhaul of engine including head gaskets, piston rings, camshaft, lifters, bearings, timing chain, and installation of a Magnaflow Exhaust system. In addition to having her...

This 'Raven Black' 351 CID V8 powered Mach 1 is what most car dreams are made of. This Black interior vehicle sporting factory A/C, factory power brakes, factory power steering, and factory A/M radio is a prime example of Muscle and Nostalgia all in one. Check out the Marti Report! Only 56 Airconditioned 351 Auto Black Mach 1's produced in 1969.

Looking at the vehicle, you can tell almost every measure has been taken to restore this to show quality. The inset wood grain dash sporting the 'Mach 1' badge is unmistakable. Take a look and ask about the extensive documentation. this is not your everyday Mach 1, it's a ready-to-show masterpiece.

Bought by the current owner in 1997, this has been his baby, fully restored from top to bottom, ask about our binder full of receipts. The 351 was Dyno'd...

The owner of this Mach 1 has had this car for over 45 years. This Mach 1 is wearing a fresh coat of a Pepper Grey Metallic on the exterior with classic Black Mach 1 interior featuring bucket seats. This Mach 1 began life in Meadowlark Yellow with the following options, sport deck rear seat, power steering, power front disc brakes, AM radio, and tinted glass. A 390- 4V V8 engine and the C6 Select Shift automatic were the original powerplants, but we cannot confirm numbers matching. This Mustang was used and enjoyed back in the 70s when the seller first obtained it. It was driven into storage and remained there for years. Knowing that the car was something special he maintained ownership for over 30 years before he began thinking about a restoration. After a friend restored one of his own vintage cars this seller decided that it was time to bring this Pony back...