1969 FORD MUSTANG MACH 1 FASTBACK

Needing to up their performance offering heading into 1969, Ford introduced the Mach I option package for the Mustang. Available only in the 'sports roof' or fastback model, the package featured a variety of both performance and appearance options to give the car a competitive edge on those offered by rivals. Most noticeable was the flat-black hood with hood pins and scoop, but also included was a front chin spoiler, rear deck spoiler and rear window louvers, known as 'Sport Slats.' Under the hood, the 351ci Windsor engine was standard, but buyers could upgrade to a 390ci or 428ci engine if they chose. The cars were also outfitted with upgraded suspension for better handling, and were available with a variety of beefed-up rear ends to put the power to the ground. Finished in Acapulco Blue with a black interior, this Mustang features a 351ci Windsor engine with an FMX automatic transmission and 3.00 rear end. It's equipped with power steering, brakes and working factory air conditioning. The outside features the typical Mach I appointments with the hood, Sport Slats and spoilers, as well as a set of Magnum 500 wheels to cap off the aggressive look that a Mach I is supposed to have. With plenty of power and looks to match, this Mustang is ready to cruise the streets.

351ci Windsor engine with FMX automatic transmission, finished in Acapulco Blue. Power steering and brakes, air conditioning, sport slats and Magnum wheels.