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This 1972 Ford Mustang Mach 1 is finished in white and blue over a two-tone blue Deluxe interior and powered by a 351ci Cleveland V8 mated to an FMX automatic transmission. Additional equipment includes air conditioning, a tilt steering wheel, fold-down rear seats, power windows, and modifications such as closed-chamber cylinder heads, a Holley 600 four-barrel carburetor, and electronic ignition. The car was acquired by the seller in fall 2020, Its original owner is said to have purchased it after graduating from medical school in 1972 in California. This Mach 1 is now offered with a clean Texas title in the seller's name.

The fastback body was repainted in its factory Wimbledon White under previous ownership according to the seller and features blue accents with red pinstripes on the hood and beltline.

Exterior details include front and rear spoilers, body-colored mirrors, grille-mounted sport lamps, a mesh rear grille, and Mach 1 graphics. Chrome 15' Magnum 500 wheels with black recesses are wrapped in BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires.

The Deluxe interior features two-tone blue vinyl seats with ribbed inserts as well as a matching dashboard and carpets. Amenities include a tilt steering wheel, power windows, fold-down rear seats, and a retro-style digital stereo that turns...

The first-generation Ford Mustangs have held onto their popularity even better than even Betty White. People were attracted to them for their style, size, performance and price, and those same qualities still attract car enthusiasts today. It is quickly apparent that this 1966 Mustang coupe has remained on the A-list for decades with no signs of slowing down.

The code X Vintage Burgundy exterior finish provides a deep shine and gives our Ford an elegant, timeless look that will always be in demand. It can be difficult to maintain a dark color for sure but when it is applied professionally and maintained properly, what you see here is the reward. The Ford's sheet metal lines up correctly and there are no indicators of past issues, and with the work being finished within the last few years, everything still looks crisp and fresh. We always like to see Mustangs in their natural state, so the lack of stripes, scoops, spoilers, or other add-ons is a relief, but when the original design is this good, why would you want to mess with it? And while we love the 'Vintage Burgundy' paint, the chrome Crager wheels add an awesome bit of contrast that makes...

This car is in great shape and has a fantastic combination of options!

The trim tag shows the car is Bright Green Metallic (paint code 42) and optioned with Silver LEATHER interior (interior code 142. ) Most of these C3 cars we see come through at vinyl interior with more basic exterior colors. This car has been maintained incredibly well over the years. The odometer shows just over 44,000 miles and is believed to be original. The current owner has owned the car for 11 years, and the previous owner provided a signed statement authenticating the mileage at the time of sale. Recently a new AC compressor and tires were fitted on the car providing cold-blowing AC for this drop top beauty! Although we have not verified this claim, the provided owner paperwork documents the vehicle as numbers matching. This ride is sure to catch eyes everywhere you drive and park. You have one of the best greens available on a car, on...

We are very excited about this car being in inventory. It is a combination deal with two of our favorite things in one car. A Shelby and an aftermarket Supercharger. This Mustang started by being an appearance package Shelby. Modified in Las Vegas at the Shelby facility. The car comes with all of its original Shelby paperwork included. Now the good stuff, appearance package meet performance. Lets install a Roush Supercharger. Professionally installed by a local performance shop, talk about a wake-up call. Of course, a dyno tune was done and the results are one HOT Mustang. Additions like Billet...

This 1968 Ford Mustang offers a thoughtful classic package that also has upgrades in all the right places. The exterior has a sleek look with plenty of sport details. The interior has great additions, like upgraded seats, and A/C. The V8 has been given the right investments for both added flair and power.

The red paint is an upgrade later in life, and so it gives the right kind of gloss and shine you want on a classic Mustang like this. The panels line up nicely, and that makes for a quality appearance as the light rolls across the sheet metal. The '68 car had a bit more of an aggressive style than the early first-gen Mustangs, and this one seems to show off that personality well. You have the fog lights in the grille, deluxe hood, bright dual exhaust tips, and Mag-style wheels that all give this a nice GT-like style. And the black side stripes emphasize it a 302 V8.

The full black interior is quite inviting. The carpeting, door panels, dash, and headliner are all in good condition. This is built with the driver in mind with the upgraded sports seats and a center console in-between. Plus, a...