Looking for '69 Mach 1
 

I am looking for a '69 Mach 1 in good condition (very nice #3 to strong #2 car) that is still reasonably original. I'd prefer a 390 or 428 with either a 4-speed or automatic, but I'll consider a 351C if it's an especially nice car.

My color preferences are candyapple red w/ black interior or acapulco blue w/ white. Strong secondary choices are raven black, silver jade, or aqua.

This car will be my first Mach 1, so please feel free to offer constructive criticism of the above choices. I'm here as much to learn as to get help with my search.

Thanks,
MustangHunter

so do I.. hahhaha... or just a fastback with a trashed engine.. gotta have something to put my 289/4spd in.. heheh.. try tradersonline.com or carsoup.com

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I've got a 69 Mach I with the 351W. I think 351C didn't come in Mustangs until the 1970 models. The 351W was a factory 2BBL but that was replaced with an edelbrock manifold and holley carb. There are lots of parts for the windsor. Don't overlook it. Good luck finding one. There are lots to pick from.

well i hope you find what your looking for, i found exactly what i was looking for by accident "got lucky" raven black 428cj 4 speed, shaker scoop spoilers front and back, 60200 original miles, only one problem, been sitting for 17 yrs, it needs a total restoration but i still had to pay 7000. Owner has one fully restored and its awesome, mach 1 cjs are my favorite car in the world. wish you luck on your hunt....

MustangHunter,
I don't know how much you want to spend but visit this website I saw quite a few cars like what you were looking for www.hemmings.com

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69 351W Sportsroof deluxe

To all who replied:

Thanks for the responses. I have bought a '69 Mach 1, 428CJ, 4 spd. It's a tach car with all matching numbers (engine and body panels) in rough but very restorable condition.

The restoration is currently getting underway and will probably take long enough to miss this driving season, but the car will be in show condition for next season.

Regards,
MustangHunter