This 1971 Ford Mustang Mach is a head-turner from the era of long and sleek pony cars. But more than just the design, everything from the numbers-matching V8 to cold-blowing A/C makes this one irresistible.

The Marti Report tells us this fastback was born a Light Pewter Metallic car, and today it commands attention with a nice clearcoat. The luster is part of an older respray, which makes for a great look out in the sunshine while delivering an easy driver kind of quality. Of course, the real quality image is seen in how straight the panels are and how the doors open and shut solid. It has the aggressive look with the NACA ram air hood on a blacked-out treatment that matches the full stripe package. Plus, with the deep chin spoiler and a full-width one out back, this one has sporty black accents from every angle. The Mach 1 had less brightwork than many other '70s machines, which gives it a distinct look in modern times. So it makes shining touches stand out more like the form-hugging rear bumper, dual exhaust tips, and classic Magnum 500 wheels with pony center caps.

The color theme switches on the inside where you have a full black interior, and the silver returns as an accent on the ... Please ask for the full description.