Wow! That car is sweet! I have the 302 version of it, but with the same blue on blue color scheme. Picked it up as a frame off restoration (chassis so clean, you could eat off it) in Des Moines, Iowa, back in 2006 and have been enjoying it ever since! Thanks for posting this informative vid. Well done!
Beautiful Mustang. 351C 4V doing a litte burnout with 2.75 rear (lots of torque)! I would add polyglass white letter tires to complement the Mach 1 theme. Thanks for showing us this rare model.
So, back in the 80s, my uncle was wheeling and dealing Mustangs all the time. Shelly's, Boss 302s and even a Boss 429. They found and bought a beautiful triple black 70 Convertible. M code 351C 4V, 4 spd, 3.50 trac-loc, Shaker car with AC and PB. Unfortunately, it was totaled in an accident about 10 years later.
Nice car still looking for a 68 GT fastback I'm watching your website for one one day when I have some time would like to fly down there an see your shop talk to you about a 68 GT
The 351 Cleveland was part of the 335 engine family, it had better flowing/deep breathing cylinder heads and stronger crankshaft. The 351C was wider lower and heavier than the 351W.
A bunch of horsepower. The 4V Cleveland has higher compression and much larger intake ports and is a deep breathing, much higher revving engine compared to the Windsor.
Wow! That car is sweet!
I have the 302 version of it, but with the same blue on blue color scheme. Picked it up as a frame off restoration (chassis so clean, you could eat off it) in Des Moines, Iowa, back in 2006 and have been enjoying it ever since!
Thanks for posting this informative vid. Well done!
Wow! 1970 Convertible is by itself a rare car, and with those options it really makes it a special car! Love it!!!
Beautiful Mustang. 351C 4V doing a litte burnout with 2.75 rear (lots of torque)! I would add polyglass white letter tires to complement the Mach 1 theme. Thanks for showing us this rare model.
It's a 351W
So, back in the 80s, my uncle was wheeling and dealing Mustangs all the time. Shelly's, Boss 302s and even a Boss 429. They found and bought a beautiful triple black 70 Convertible. M code 351C 4V, 4 spd, 3.50 trac-loc, Shaker car with AC and PB. Unfortunately, it was totaled in an accident about 10 years later.
@@briandetienne5680My mistake, just enlarged the Marti report- was that a 2V as well? Flashed the engine so fast I didn't look close.
Nice car still looking for a 68 GT fastback I'm watching your website for one one day when I have some time would like to fly down there an see your shop talk to you about a 68 GT
Great videos. How many had 4-speed transmission?
Wonder why the car has a 1969 style door tag vs 1970 mylar data tag? Tag and rivets look suspect?
Nice
What's the difference between a 351cleveland and a 351windsor?
The 351 Cleveland was part of the 335 engine family, it had better flowing/deep breathing cylinder heads and stronger crankshaft. The 351C was wider lower and heavier than the 351W.
A bunch of horsepower. The 4V Cleveland has higher compression and much larger intake ports and is a deep breathing, much higher revving engine compared to the Windsor.
@@briandetienne5680 Thanks for knowledge, and letting me know.
Very good perfect Car FORD MUSTANG
Why does it have THREE 351 emblems?