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I am a new member. I have owned seven mustangs over the years and still have two of them. I currently own a 1970 coupe project car and a show winning 1993 GT. I love 69 and 70 Mach 1s and I am currently looking for a project Mach 1. Thanks for the great site!
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Welcome.
It sounds as if you know your way around Mustangs then.
69 and 70 Mach 1's are hot tickets. I imagine a 70 coupe done right could look the part of a real winner. Here's to making your coupe the envy of fastback owners!
Jump on in and enjoy the site.
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Welcome the 69-70"s are out there. It just may take some serious looking to find one, and then hope you can afford it. Good luck Jts71mach1
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Welcome. IMO the 69 is the pick in looks. Hope you find a good one.
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Welcome aboard, and good luck hunting down that elusive Mach 1. Don't settle for anything less than whatever your perfect Mach 1 is.
They are out there (Ebay, Craigslist etc.)The show car beauties are bringing big money as are the big blocks (428s more so than 390s). Basket cases and rust buckets can go for less than $1500. That's great if you want a 10 year project car.
Best of luck,
Keith S.
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Thanks for all the responses. I plan on visiting this site often!
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(02-26-2015, 05:24 AM)mclayman3 Wrote: I plan on visiting this site often!
That is good news. We look forward to the interaction.
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