We've got a nice one here. On the showroom floor now is also the real deal, an authentic 1971 Ford Mustang Mach-1. Repainted in "Grabber Yellow", this Mach-1 means business. 1971 was the first year of the 1st-Gen Mustang's second major restyling, making America's favorite pony car the longest, lowest and widest it had ever been up to that point. Aside from the Boss 351, the Mach-1 represented the pinnacle of the Blue Oval's performance at the height of the muscle car era. The Mach-1's main highlight was the 'M-Code" 351 C.I. V8 breathing through a 4-barrel carburetor, which is what this mean Ford is equipped with! Torque from that 351 gets to the pavement by being bolted up to a 3-speed automatic, shifting both quickly and smoothly. All Mach-1s came with a "Competition" suspension package and power front disc brakes. Externally, they were marked by their functional "NASA" hood ducts, honeycomb grille, bodyside stripes and Mach-1 decals. The Mach-1 in question has a beautiful "Black Knit" vinyl interior with bucket seats and chrome trim. The interior is extremely comfortable for a muscle car, making this Ford feel like driving a rocket in a recliner. Options on this Mach-1 include power steering, power brakes, factory air conditioning, front disc brakes, an updated AM/FM/Cassette stereo system, "dual-sport" mirrors, a remote left-hand mirror, newer 'Xplod" speakers, and an aggressive dual exhaust system. The Mustang in question rides on a great set of Magnum 500 wheels with Firestone Firehawk RWL tires. This an extremely well-taken-care-of car that runs, drives, and sounds incredible. With this Mach-1, you'll be able to rule the streets. This mean Ford is ready to jump in and go at a moment's notice!

VIN decodes as follows:
VIN- 1F05M204697
1: 1971 model year
F: Dearborn, Michigan Ford Assembly Plant, U.S.A.
05: Mach-1 "Sportsroof" 2-door Fastback
M: 351 C.I. V8, 4-barrel carburetor
204697: Sequence number, 104,696th 1971 Mustang built at Dearborn Assembly