Gateway Classic Cars of Tampa is proud to offer this stellar 1970 Ford Mustang Mach One. Ford freaks and Mustang maniacs, your attention please! If you're searching for a classic Mustang unlike any other at the car show then listen up. The legendary Mach One Mustangs had a variety of engine options, however, for 1970 the 335hp 428ci Cobra Jet was the baddest on the block. And you may not know, but allegedly the 428s could take a Boss 429 in the stop light wars of the era. According to Ford savant and officially licensed verifier Kevin Marti (martiauto.com), this Wimbleton White pony is one of one. That's right say it with me, "One of One." 1130 Mach Ones produced in 1970 featured the 428 CJ teamed with the bullet proof C6 automatic. Of those units only 125 were white - how many of those are on the road today? Drum roll please....according to Marti, this is the only 428CJ, automatic, white '70 Mach One with a special ordered AM radio. I know, but it's still cool to have the only Mach One ever made in this configuration. The documentation provided by the current owner also could indicate this car was built specifically for a Ford employee of the time. In the last few years, the current owner has installed new exhaust, sent the carburetor to Holley for a rebuild, and had the majority of the wiring replaced. Here's the bottom line folks, this is a special car. If you've been waiting for a unique Mustang to come up for sale then wait no further. This Cobra Jet is ready for launch.
