1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 
 
Fully Restored • 4-Speed • Acapulco Blue • M-Code CarShown by Appointment – Granite Falls, Washington
Overview
 
This beautifully restored 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 embodies everything that made Ford’s late-’60s fastbacks icons of American performance. Finished in Acapulco Blue with Mach 1 striping, rear slats, spoilers, and Magnum 500 wheels, this car presents with stunning show-quality appeal and authentic attention to detail.
A factory M-Code car, this Mach 1 was originally equipped with a 351W 4-barrel and 4-speed manual transmission. It now features a 351 Cleveland 4-barrel engine paired to a factory 4-speed gearbox upgraded with a Hurst shifter, delivering crisp, confident shifts and a muscular exhaust note that perfectly matches its looks.
 
Highlights
Factory M-Code Mach 1 (original 351 4-barrel car)
351 Cleveland V8 with Shaker hood
4-speed manual transmission with Hurst shifter
Power steering and power front disc brakes
Aluminum radiator – runs cool and reliable
Acapulco Blue exterior with black Mach 1 accents, rear slats, spoilers, and decals
Magnum 500 wheels with new tires
Like-new black deluxe Mach 1 interior
Rust-free body, clean title
Everything works properly – gauges, lights, and accessories
Fresh restoration with low miles since completion
Condition & Presentation
 
This car has clearly been restored with care. The paint and bodywork are laser-straight, the panel gaps are excellent, and all chrome and brightwork have been properly refinished. The undercarriage is clean and solid, showing no signs of rust or repair.
 
Inside, the Mach 1 deluxe interior looks and feels new, from the seat upholstery and headliner to the dash and trim. All instrumentation functions as it should.
Mechanically, the car is fresh, fully sorted, and ready to drive — with just enough miles since restoration to fine-tune every detail.
 
Investment & Collectibility
The 1969 Mach 1 remains one of the most sought-after muscle cars from the era, celebrated for its aggressive styling and balanced performance.
Only 72,458 Mach 1s were produced in 1969 — the debut year for this iconic trim.
Recent sales of high-quality, correctly restored examples often exceed $70,000–$85,000, with top-tier builds bringing well into six figures at major auctions such as Mecum and Barrett-Jackson.
This example stands proudly among them — a true turn-key investment for the collector who values both presentation and drivability.
 
Located in Granite Falls, Washington at our affiliate dealershipShown by appointment only.WA residents subject to sales tax and applicable fees.
Transport assistance available nationwide.