1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Fastback 351 V8 Auto Great Roller Project Muscle Car

Description for Ford Mustang 1970

1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Fastback 351 V8 Auto Great Roller Project Muscle Car This car is ready for your dream restoration. It is a great roller. fairly rust free for its age. The floor boards have recently been replaced as well as the core support and I believe the rear panel too. Previous owner had done a lot of work to get the rear quarter panels and doors looking good and primered. Roof and rocker panels are in very good shape. Roof does have a couple of little dings and the roof to rear quarter panel on the drivers side needs a little tlc. The mounted trunk has a decent size dent and rust but there is an additional trunk lid in the back included that has a dent as well. but less rust. The front fenders are modified ’69 fenders and have been trimmed in the anticipation of adding fender flairs. All fender extensions appear to be in good shape. The doors are missing door glass but do have new latches and handles. All the other glass is there although the front windshield will probably need to be replaced. Original seats are in the car and are in decent shape. This car was originally yellow with a 351 and an auto transmission. Currently there is no transmission and the engine appears to be original with cast iron block. heads. and intake and will definately need a rebuild or replacement. The 9” rear end is in good shape. It is sitting on light weight racing 3 piece 18” wheels and 275/35R18 Hoosiers racing slicks. Wheels are in good shape with some paint chips and peeling in spots. The stock front coils have been cut to get the front suspension to get it to sit lower. It has power brakes with disc brakes up front and drums in rear. New rear bumper and a custom fiberglass chin splitter up front that looks awesome. This car is straight. Clean Title. VIN # 0F05M14829. Registered in California but needs a VIN Verification before a title can be obtained. This car was from Massachusetts but has been stored indoors in California for about 2 years.