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This Mach 1 is powered by a 351 Clevland engine hooked to a 4speed Automatic Transmission. This car has a nice option package that incledes AM/FM Radio, Performance Tires, Power Steering, Power Brakes, and Rally Wheels.

The Screaming Yellow paint shines in the sun. All the chrome is free of pitting and rust. The Black Vinyl seats are free of rips tears or wear marks and are in wonderful condition. The Black carpet is free of stains and defects as well. The car was restored by Bloomington Ford. The exhaust sounds just right and the car runs and drives terrific. Cruising around town in this beast will...

The original Bronco was an off-road vehicle (ORV) intended to compete primarily with Jeep CJ models and the International Harvester Scout.

SPECIFICS / BUILD INFORMATION.

Exterior.

-Uncut original Bronco body.

-Resprayed in original grabber blue.

-New vintage decal.

-Removable factory top.

-Factory steel rims with Federal MS 351 A/T tires.

-Restored frame and undercarriage.

Interior.

-Newly reupholstered front bucket seats.

-Matching rear seat.

-Lined floor throughout.

-Heated front seats.

-New H4 headlights.

Mechanical.

-Ford 5. 0 V8 fuel injected motor.

-Restored drivetrain.

-Power brakes.

-All new stock suspension.

-New exhaust and mufflers from the headers back.

-New master cylinder...

This car has had a blessed life and you might thing that its a trailer queen but make no mistake this car is ready to hit the road and make some new memories. The 351W V8 under the hood is a beast of a powerplant and being that it has been mated up to this smooth shifting 3-speed automatic C-4 transmission it's as dependable as you can get. The exterior of this Machine is a dark metallic red that when the light hits it you can see the shine from the inside! Get ready to have everyone that you pass be staring at you as you pass by! Inside is a clean Vinyl interior with a center console and an Am/Fm radio, so you can rock out to Black Oak Arkansas tape while you get sideways on the back roads. All of this is done with the convertible top down as...

In 1964 Ford shook the automotive world with a new model. The Mustang. Creating it-s own class of automobile, coined as -Pony Cars- the Mustang was designed to be almost infinitely personalized with it-s bevy of body styles, engine choices and trim packages. After a few years of extremely successful sales, Ford created the Mach 1 package for the 1969 model year. This new performance series was available with a variety of engine choices and unmistakable trim items such as reflective striping, dual exhaust, front and rear spoilers, and a deluxe interior featuring wood trim and high backed seats. This 1970 example available in our Orlando showroom is adorned in...

This is a great 70-s Mustang convertible with only 2 owners in its lifetime. With over $90,000 invested in this Pony, it received a full restoration 15 years ago and still looks amazing.

The original 302ci V8 engine was bored to 331ci and was rebuild by Bill Mitchel Racing with less than 12,000 miles added since. This powerful engine is backed by a 4-speed manual transmission, power rack and pinion and with its new suspension by Steeda Autosports, this car drives fantastic. It is equipped with a 9-inch posi rear end, and a gear ratio of 3:55. for excellent stopping power the 302 has power disc brakes on all 4 corners.

The exterior presents itself in the famous Ford grabber blue paint with the Boss theme decals. A clean black interior is a perfect match. The car has the original body panels and she lines up beautiful. Original born with an F-Code 302ci V8, this isn-t a real Boss but you will be the Boss when you drive this muscle car down the road. Be ready to smile because people will take out their phones to take pictures of you in...