1971 FORD MUSTANG MACH 1 Startup Engine & In Depth Tour
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- čas přidán 24. 02. 2024
- Good Evening and Welcome to fordmustang98guy, It is another day in which to excel, I am back with another car review. I am real sorry that I have been off the air for a while, the weather has been so cold lately here in Canada. So moving forward we are in 2024 and This Evening I will be taking you on an in depth tour & walk-around of the 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1. I take viewers on a close look through the interior and exterior of the car while showing details, over viewing of features, and noting unique styling cues to the vehicle itself. I also show the engine and the details of it, and featuring a startup as well. A thorough tour/review of the car designed to give others a greater overall appreciation of the vehicle.
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This is THE MOST beautiful Mustang ever produced. I'd take this over the new Dark Horse edition.
I like it too. Although it has horrible rear blind spots.
This thing is piece of crap compared to a new Dark Hourse
@@ronniehill6142 You’re comparing an 80k Mustang to one that originally cost a quarter of that ? 😂
If you take that over the new darkhorse, ur a true fool! This doesn't come close to the dark horse performance wise...as far as nostalgic looks, it definitely has the dark horse beat...but it absolutely will not out perform new muscle! So don't be a schmuck!
@rolandthethompsongunner64 wasn't Even a quarter...that things cost about 4500 brand new. In the condition its in now, worth about 10 18k..rats nest comes free
i always like classic muscle cars
Brings back memories, buddy in High school (1978+) had one (fathers car actually I believe) drove it a few times, it was dark green and black, beautiful car. Shout out - Hey Ford! you out there?
Glad you got this classic muscle car love the mustang
Pretty Nice Blue American muscle car 71 Mustang 😊❤
Cool review! Gotta love your old mustang.
i own a 71 mach1 love it
Perfekt 👌
All 351's are small blocks. The early 351's were either Windsors or Clevelands (named after the casting plant). In 1971 the Cleveland was standard, in either 2v or 4v.
The Windsor has the coolant hose and thermostat going in the intake manifold. The Cleveland has it going in the front of the block.
Was the angle of the stroke in a Cleveland block different from a Windsor casting? Not sure.
Technically a Windsor is a Windsor and a Cleveland a Cleveland. Ford didn't really use the terms Small block and big block.
Their larger engine families were Y Blocks ,FE ,and 385 series.
@@porcupinepudding8174
All American V8s are 90 degrees.
The Windsor and Cleveland both have 4'' bore and 3.5'' stroke.
But the blocks are completely different.
1970 the 351c replaced the 351w in H and M code configuration.
Had a red one in the 80s
Im a fan of older cars nice mustang 71 is one of my favorites and the 67
Beautiful paint on this Mach 1, and the color name is Acapulco Blue, one of my favorite colors on these cars. My favorite factory is color is Highland Green, my dad had a '71 Highland Green convertible with the 351 C engine when I was a kid, so I'm biased.
Don't pump the gas on old cars with carbs and ele tric choke!
Turn the key to the on position ,depress the excelerater pedal to the floor once and release ,then turn key to crank /start. The engine will start. Allow time for engine temp to reach proper running temp. The choke should open ,lowering idle speed. If the choke sticks ,give the gas a quick stab or a short engine rev and release. Idle should kick down.
If you pump the gas while trying to cold start ,the choke will not be properly set, and you will induce a hard start.
Clevelands had Powered by Ford on the valve covers
Where is Camaro 1969
What blue is it
Retrostyle cassette radios are cool
Make a video of a semi truck
No. That's dumb....
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6:13 The 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1 definitely has a 3-speed-automatic transmission.
3:54: Or Kilometers since you live in Canada.
The Speedo is in miles
First time reviewing a classic since 2019 with the now deleted review of the 1989 Buick Regal.
I didn’t review a 89 Regal?
@@fordmustang98guy, Well I remember you made a review of a 1989 Buick in August 2020 but then you later deleted it because it was very dark when you filmed it.
@@thatcarguy6 that was an 89 Riviera and I have been waiting so long to re do it but the owner who owns it he is very hard to get a hold of I haven’t heard from him yet I am definitely gonna re do the video on it in the daylight
@@fordmustang98guy, oh THAT’S what it was. Huh, must have mistaken it for a Regal.
@@thatcarguy6 nope it was that black 89 Riviera
What kind of car did you moms cousin have before I'm just curious
this was not his every day car like I said he bought this mach 1 in the summer of 1999 he's had it now almost 25 years.
I wonder what christian a.m. station that was?
This was FM 99.5 WDCX
Air conditioner pulley bearings are gone...thats what making that ridiculously loud noise under the hood...I had to replace mine on a 78 chevy monte carlo...i take it the guy doing the walk thru probably dosent know much about cars...
Sell it if you can
To bad Ford won’t make a modern example of this body style. The current mustang is hideous 🤮