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1969Mach1 · 10-17-2001, 02:49 PM

Hello, my name is Sam and I am from Canada, I recently purchased a 1969 Mustang Mach 1, it has the deluxe interior and everything and came with a 351 4V Cleveland with a 4 spd. transmission. But one thing I noticed on this car that I have no seen on any other mustang is that the RPM tachometer is installed on the hood of the car. It sits next to the scoop which I find very cool along with anyone that I've told. I asked the person I purchase parts from which deals with just Old Cougars and Mustangs and he says it was a very rare feature I was wondering if you ever heard of it and can give me any feedback on it, and if it makes my car a very rare car since this isn't seen very often. I should have some pictures developed of it soon and I will scan and send them to you if you wish to give you a better idea of what I am talking about if you are not sure.

Thank You For Your Time,
Sam

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Sam D'Elia
1969 Mach 1
Moving At The Speed Of Sound.

10-17-2001, 02:49 PM	#1
1969Mach1 HEY I CAN SET A NAME NOW! Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 2,556	RPM Tachometer Hello, my name is Sam and I am from Canada, I recently purchased a 1969 Mustang Mach 1, it has the deluxe interior and everything and came with a 351 4V Cleveland with a 4 spd. transmission. But one thing I noticed on this car that I have no seen on any other mustang is that the RPM tachometer is installed on the hood of the car. It sits next to the scoop which I find very cool along with anyone that I've told. I asked the person I purchase parts from which deals with just Old Cougars and Mustangs and he says it was a very rare feature I was wondering if you ever heard of it and can give me any feedback on it, and if it makes my car a very rare car since this isn't seen very often. I should have some pictures developed of it soon and I will scan and send them to you if you wish to give you a better idea of what I am talking about if you are not sure. Thank You For Your Time, Sam ------------------ Sam D'Elia 1969 Mach 1 Moving At The Speed Of Sound.