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Jenera, Ohio, United States
1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 with a rebuilt 1970 Boss 302 Engine Block # D1ZM-6075-AA with approximately 100 miles on it. The body is stock. It has a 5 speed World Class Borg Warner T 5 manual transmission. The head Intake is BOSS 302 Buddy Bar Aluminum Intake (C9ZE-9424-E Date 5/16/69 and it has a 1971 Mach 1 Rear End. It has a Holley HP 750 Double Pumper and Aluminum Oval Air Cleaner Assembly. It has authentic Bud Moore 8 Qt racing oil pan. All new brakes and lines and new exhaust. It has the beautiful wood grain dash and steering wheel. The upholstery is in very good condition. The odometer show 53086. It has been kept in the garage and never been out in the weather. There are no rust issues. The only blemishes I could find was a chip by the trunk lid and a small imperfection about an 1 inch long on the bottom edge.
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