Vicki and I got a 1972 Mach1 from it's barn after 26 years!

Vicki and I went to Goshen tonight, and bought this 1972 Mach 1 after sitting in a garage for 26 years, a true west coast car, from Washington state, brought her in 84 and not moved...still has a Washington title, Cheapo Mach 1, No AC, No 4 speed, low HP 302, C4 with drum brakes, all of the help was from the guy I bought it from, couldn't have been nicer, he is wanting to come over and help me work on the cars, wants me to teach him how to weld and do rust repair, and over all old school hot stuff...Nice "kid"
I will need some parts;

Magnum wheels
small block cam
Headers
front end sheet metal
Daul Plan Intake
Radiator

I plan on doing a restore on this one, I have already ran the VIN number so I know it's a true Mach 1.....sorry for the crappy cell phone pics.....John 513-312-8799R

VIN # 2FO5F107xxx
Body 63 = Mach 1 Sports Roof / Color 6F = Gold Glow Met/ Trim AF = Ginger all Vinyl Std Int. / Axel 3 = 2:79:1 / Trans W = C4 / DSO = Western Canada

I have ordered a Marti Report for it as well.....

Cool find. I almost had one of those once. lol

I had a '70 Boss for about 6 years with a 429 Cu. In. before trading it off for a '89 Foxbody. Your definitely going to have fun building this one. I had a blast with mine and you will too. Especially when you get it running! You'll be taking it down the street a few times. One good thing about Mustangs, they are good on straight tracks. I owned my fair share of Stangs in the last 37 yrs. The only thing I didn't like about any of my Mustangs, they aren't good in the rain and especially in the snow. The Arse end loves to kick out from underneath of you, no matter the weather conditions. But, I liked the styles of the Mustangs and I will probably own another one soon.

sweet , I had the 71 mach 1 several years ago, was the first car to break my heart. paid $1800.00 for it along with another truck. when putting the mach1 on the lift the body sagged due to the rust so off to the parking lot it went. I truck driver from somewhere in ohio stopped and check it out i was asking $2000.00 for it how it sat . he could not pay me fast enough. later found out why it was a "C" code car. he made that car beautiful......... cant wait to see it on the road .
Bill

Cool find , Glad it was stored indoors , cant wait to see that restored !

That looks like the original Elanor from the first Gone in 60 seconds movie from the 70's

I think it might be it!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6-TlxADdA4

That guy driving the car met his maker in a nasty way making his next movie .