1971 Mustang Mach 1 with a 306 cid V8 and C4 Auto Transmission. The engine has been rebuilt with a mild hydraulic cam, Edelbrock Performer intake, Holley 600 cfm carb. It also has a Pertronix billet electronic distributor and a 45,000 volt epoxy filled coil. Other features include Competition Engineering Traction Bars, Vintage Appliance mag wheels, Grant steering wheel with Mustang horn button, Lokar auto shifter and Cyberdyne digital gauges.
I really like this car. Is that the "correct" yellow? It looks brighter.
Jeff T.
Low buck '73 Convertible, 351c, 2v heads with a shave and a haircut, Performer intake, Holley 650(ish), roller rockers, stainless valves, Duraspark / MSD, T-5 (finally completed and well worth it) next projects; wheels, tires and home brewed subframe connectors
Beautiful car! Nice no-nonsense look.
I like the Cragar SS rims. These days, I hardly see those on cars. It really is a classic wheel for such a car.
And of course I like the color (that was predictable, wasn't it?)
It's funny, when I had mine painted yellow, everybody asked me I was out of my mind.
Then I signed up here and saw so many yellow Mustangs that I immediately felt at home!
Mike
“Speed has never killed anyone, suddenly becoming stationary… that’s what gets you.” (Jeremy Clarkson)
Barry, What are the gauges shown in your sig banner? Got any more pics of these?
Mach 1s:
71 M, Bright Red/Vermillion Sport
72 Q, Medium Blue/White Sport
72 H, Grabber Blue/Blue
73 H, Dark Green Met./Black
and (4) Mach 1 parts cars 65 Convertible, Rangoon Red/White/White top
93 GT, Red/Grey
05 Convertible, Legend Lime Green/Tan/Tan top
I see that Don already asked about the gauges. I can´t believe you didn´t post a pic of those under "Modifications".
Those are actually the first digital gauges that I like!
Mike
“Speed has never killed anyone, suddenly becoming stationary… that’s what gets you.” (Jeremy Clarkson)
(09-17-2011 03:55 AM)luxstang Wrote: I see that Don already asked about the gauges. I can´t believe you didn´t post a pic of those under "Modifications".
Those are actually the first digital gauges that I like!
Good point, I do need to redo my images! Here's a quick pic until I have time...LOL!
1971 Mach 1 - 306cid/C4 Bright Yellow 1972 Coupe - 306cid/C4 Gold Glow (in restoration phase)
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