The 73 mach 1 takes a breath of fresh air
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As A long time Vintage Mustang Hobbyist,who tries to look out for other Mustangers whenever possible,I have to say.
I know he has 100 percent feedback. However
I would tread cautiously with using this company ,I definitely do not want to get this website or myself into any type of slander trouble .So I'll let the internet do the talking for me please Google "Fast Freddie Mustang Masters" and click on and read a few things(especially what's written about him on the VMF) ,You won't see a ton of stories,because people are afraid to write stuff,Ask anyone at Carlisle about him. If anyone is ever stuck trying to find a particular part please don't hesitate to shoot me a P/M if you're out of ideas, I can hopefully steer you in the right direction.
Us N.Y. Mustang guys have to watch each others backs.
BTW Pat I love your Mach, I'm a huge fan of original cars,like they say they're only original once.Good luck with it.
I know he has 100 percent feedback. However
I would tread cautiously with using this company ,I definitely do not want to get this website or myself into any type of slander trouble .So I'll let the internet do the talking for me please Google "Fast Freddie Mustang Masters" and click on and read a few things(especially what's written about him on the VMF) ,You won't see a ton of stories,because people are afraid to write stuff,Ask anyone at Carlisle about him. If anyone is ever stuck trying to find a particular part please don't hesitate to shoot me a P/M if you're out of ideas, I can hopefully steer you in the right direction.
Us N.Y. Mustang guys have to watch each others backs.
BTW Pat I love your Mach, I'm a huge fan of original cars,like they say they're only original once.Good luck with it.
If he needs them A.S.A.P. There are a couple of reputable names I can give.He won't get a deal,but he'll get them right away . Does he have an exact size he is looking for? Is he concerned about correct dates,etc.? Personally I would dig around a bit on ebay,craigslist , and such and especially Junkyards. We don't have Junkyards around here anymore,but he might up there. The key cars to look at for the rims he may want(once again I don't know the size? ) would be on any of the 60's & 70's big Fords, station wagons,etc. As far as hubcaps and trim rings I'm always a fan of swap meets for those like Carlisle. I'll keep my eyes open as well and ask around a bit.
no spoiler, no hood scoops, no air damn. Guy should have bought a regular Mustang. 
Nice find. Make it a mach1
Nice find. Make it a mach1
A 351c 2v in a Mach 1? Seriously? Check the numbers, carefully.
But then again, I once passed up on a 68 GT500KR for $2500 cuz the numbers on the shock tower looked like they were done by hand. Wasn't til some time later I learned that Shelby stamped the numbers on the shock tower by hand...
I luv the old iron..
An update on the car. She's on the road and running around. I'll be going to the harbor house cruise ins when my schedule and weather allows. I used a set of wheels and tires off one of my other cars because I haven't been able to get with the guy who has the set I need. I put an economy muffler on it for now as well till I have a little more time to do what I would like with that. Shes a good runner and driver and I hope to see some of you out there on the road!
Here is how the marti report brakes down the car.
Of the
134,867 1973 mustangs
35,439 were mach 1's. of them
20,675 were built with 351-2v engines, of which
15,328 had an fmx automatic transmission. of those,
1,537 were painted medium copper metallic and
657 of those had ginger knitted decor bucket seats.
229 of them came with sport deck rear seats. of those
100 were equipped with am radios.
98 of them had power steering
98 were produced with power disc brakes, of which
47 came with f70x14 white sidewall tires.
1 of these had no other options.
That is this mustang
Here is how the marti report brakes down the car.
Of the
134,867 1973 mustangs
35,439 were mach 1's. of them
20,675 were built with 351-2v engines, of which
15,328 had an fmx automatic transmission. of those,
1,537 were painted medium copper metallic and
657 of those had ginger knitted decor bucket seats.
229 of them came with sport deck rear seats. of those
100 were equipped with am radios.
98 of them had power steering
98 were produced with power disc brakes, of which
47 came with f70x14 white sidewall tires.
1 of these had no other options.
That is this mustang