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Ray and Sue Sherman from Oklahoma brought their beauty of a 1971 Mach 1 Mustang Sportsroof packing the mighty 429 Super Cobra Jet Drag Pack. This set a new World Record for 1971 Mustang's. The bidding was fast and furious and it hammered at $160,000. A very nice couple they were thilled with the result of the sale.

Auction Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale - March 2021
Reserve NO RESERVE
Sold for $176,000.00 ( with commission)
Lot 1070
Year 1971
Make FORD
Model MUSTANG MACH 1
Style 429 SCJ Drag Pak
VIN 1F05J104045
Exterior Color GRABBER LIME
Interior Color BLACK
Cylinders 8
Engine Size 429CI
Transmission AUTOMATIC
Description
Lot #1070 - In 1970 and 1971, all of the "Big Three" automakers were trying to grab buyers' attention with big cubic inches, massive horsepower and wild colors. This Grabber Lime Mach 1 checks all of those boxes. It is powered by a 429ci 8-cylinder J-code Ram Air SCJ engine backed by Ford's bulletproof C6 automatic transmission and nodular "N" case Traction-Lok rear end. This Mach 1 was sold new at Lewis Ford in Fayetteville, AR, and is optioned with power steering, sport deck rear seat, power disc brakes, AM radio and console. Upgrades include 15-inch Magnum wheels with radial tires and a rear deck spoiler. This Mach 1 has been in Northwest Arkansas and Oklahoma its entire life and has no signs of rust. The original black interior is still in great condition. When the car underwent a cosmetic and mechanical restoration the original matching-numbers engine block was not reused, but it is included with sale of the car. It still has the SCJ Holley carburetor, exhaust heat shield, original smog equipment, assembly line fan shroud, correct radiator and space saver spare tire. This was the last year of the big-block Mustang.