MACH 1 PRICE GUIDE

1970 MUSTANG MACH1 VALUES                            Mach1 are priced with 351- 2V ( H Code )

Body #        Body Style/Interior               1               2             3             4             5           Body Code

63C                      Mach 1                       62,200     54,000    33,200    26,200   15,300             05        

63C              Mach 1 with 428 CJ           93,300     81,825    49,800   41,400    22,950             05        

All prices in U.S Dollars.

OPTIONS

   Add 20% for 351- 4V ( M - code ) in Mach1

                                              Add $ 2,500 for air conditioning

                                              Add $5,000 for Drag Pack

                                              Add $2,000 to $3,000 for shaker ram air scoop

DEFINING CODES

# 1 CODE:  Fully restored, wich describes a Best of Show at a large Mustang car show. The undercarriage and engine

                      compartment have been restored and detailed to like new. Some original cars fit this category, but they are

                      merely detailed, and have not been restored.

# 2 CODE:  Fully restored, or a detailed original, as #1 above, but there is evidence of wear. The undercarriage and 

                      engine compartment have been detailed, but they have flaws.

# 3 CODE:  Partially restored, or an excellent original. The body paint and interior look sharp. The engine is cleaned up.

                      The casual observer will see no fault with these Mustangs.

# 4 CODE:  Unrestored, or an older restoration showing a lot of wear. The seat will show obvious wear----- maybe a rip.

                      The casual observer will readily find fault with these Mustangs, but the car is presentable.

# 5 CODE:  Unrestored, and showing major wear. These cars are still driveable, but need major work to be sharp looking.

Appraisal suggestions

Notice that no matter the rated condition of the vehicle, this guide cannot price Mustangs wich are either incomplete or rusty. Incomplete cars, then are worth the charted value, minus the cost of parts and labor to replace what is missing. Likewise, rusty cars are worth the charted value minus the cost of parts and labor to completely repair the rust, if that is possible. Often this cost can run more than the value of the car.

Also, notice that restored car have both undercarriage and engine compartment detailing. Therefore, partially restored cars that have been fixed up, such as with new seats an paint, cannot rate either a #1 or #2 condition code. The value of these Mustangs begin with #3.

And finally, certain best of show, national concours champion Mustangs are worth from 50% to 100% more than the charted values listed above...

                       

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2016-2017