Will it run? "Ran when parked" '69 Ford Mustang Mach 1 uncovered after 20 years in storage
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Thanks to RockAuto.com for sponsoring this video. Will this 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 run after sitting for over 20 years? We're trying something a bit different this week! After getting the Honda Trail 70 running and going for a ride ( • Blast From the Past: H... ), Davin is rabid for a quick turnaround on a project and we're hoping this classic Mustang fits the bill. This Mach 1 has been on a trailer in a pole barn for about 15 years, but was parked long before that. The Mustang owner's grandson helps us tow it back to our garage and Davin makes a quick attempt to get it running. Stay tuned in the coming weeks as Davin attempts to get this pony car back on the road.
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Drooling here. Why can't I have a grandpa who owned a vintage Mustang, and then stored it for the last 30 years??
Lmao
Sometimes "will it run?" videos ends up with a nope. Hagerty is one of the honest ones. Looking forward to next week!
the sound of a 1970's Ford starter with no noise after is quite common lol reminds me of my childhood family's Mercury Montego and it was quite new at the time....rerreerrerrrerrrerrerrrerrrreeeerr....nothing...
A HUGE percentage of them were red. The blue ones were nice and this green one is on the rare side. Nice car! Can’t wait to see it moved along.
There is a local car museum with a Mach 1 in the same shade of green as this one in the video--it is breathtaking to day the least--restored to factory specs. I'm a GM guy but anything made during the muscle car era piques my interest, especially Mustangs.
The most rarest 69 Mach1 color was the avocado green. I had one of only two in the United States.
My 69 Mach 1 was Black Jade from the factory.
When he was sanding the points I somehow expected a Mook coming around the corner any moment :-D
This car sat for 20 years. Don't risk ruining the engine by trying to rush the start. Take a the time to change the oil and pull the distributor to prime it.
It's primed now. 30 seconds of cranking should be enough.
I would definitely not put points back in they are unreliable you can drop in a Petronix Hall effect about 70 bucks and never worry about it again
My points work great in my C10.
Keep it original.
Change the oil, rebuild the ignition, rebuild the carb, new air filter, new antifreeze, and thermostat then time to try it out. That's a 2 day job if the carb rebuild kit is available and you take your time. Once that's going do a brake job and get new tires.
Yeah you should always do a reverse coolant system flush as well. Not to mention the fuel filter, and pre-oil the cylinder bores.
best looking mustang ever... love the 69...
Wanted to give it a thumbs down because I didn't hear it start. But I'll be here next week. Damn you!!
Got ya! 😉
Any car sitting this long ... I would have pulled all the plugs and squirted a *little* light oil (transmission fluid is good) into each cylinder. Then crank it with the plugs out for a bit to get the oil pressure up and re-seat the rings and valve seats.
Might as well do the water pump, those things are notorious...
It looked a little rusty around the edges.
I hope he oiled the cylinders down good before turning it over..most don't and that's the fastest way to wipe rings out of an engine that's sat..priming them only helps the bearings.
This is awesome. I am currently restoring a 69 Mach 1 S-code 390/4 speed.
Wow. What a cool project. Thank you for sharing. 🇨🇦👍
That’s one straight & clean Mach. 😎👍🇨🇦
Did I miss that the fuel line got disconnected or pinched off? I wouldn't have wanted to pump a bunch of nasty old gas from the tank up to the carb. I like to spin them over the first time for oil pressure with the plugs out. Less stress on the dry engine and it spins over faster, thus priming the lube system faster. Also, the pugs out gives the opportunity to add some lubrication to the cylinders. I like MMO for that because of the Stoddard solvent in it (about 25% last time I checked, plus mineral oil). Can't wait for next week!
I usually disconnect the fuel line and just squirt 2 stroke gas down the carbs to fire it off quick.
cool. People on youtube assume that literally every fuel tank is rusted out. Probably because of a certain channel I won't name.
Marvel Mystrey oil
@@Terminxman If it does have gas in it definitely needs a Good cleaning out! It probably helps a Lot,being stored indoors!
I'm sure gramps put Sta Bil in the gas when parked.
Does anyone make good quality points anymore? I would probably just convert the distributor to breakerless ignition.
Uncle Tony says good points are hard to find.
As a Hagerty customer, I’m disappointed by this video. I sure would like to see what’s in the primary fuel bowl before it floods and possibly flames and destroys this car. Poor editing, story drags on, suffers by comparison to many other revival videos on YT. Still love Hagerty, though!
I bet you don't run with scissors.
Replace all of fluids. Belts hoses. Tune up parts. Use seafoam. Marvel Myrstry oil.
To me, the most beautiful model yer Mustang.
Always loved the "Silver-Jade" color. Not very menacing in that color, but very unique. Had a Black one years ago, but my next one may be in this color, or "Meadowlark-Yellow"
The trailer tow machine at 3:39 was impressive in itself...
Replace the fuel tank, and fuel line as well. Possible rust in the line. Not to mention old has that will cause problems with the valve's.
Even VGG and Mortske pull the plugs and squirt some juice down those holes on all of their “ will it run “ vids !
Ya know better, CUZ 🤌🏼🤘🏼
Good grief that thing is like a time capsule. Should be an easy turnaround.
The cleanest 20 year "Stored" vehicles I've ever seen,,,
People without salt on their roads or in the air dont know how lucky they really are
@@b_man3179 Right being from Fl and now up North,,,,salt is a Killer,,,, the Used 3yr old F150's coming out of Canada,,,,undercarraige is shot
OMG! In 1972 I bought a 69 Mach1 428cj wirh the shaker hood and 4 speed stick in maroon. I used to street race it and was never beat by anything. God I loved that car!
Not to long after rebuilding the motor I got talked into a new Pontiac with all the creature comforts. I wish I'd have kept the Mustang.
That is a beautiful car I would have at least oiled those cylinders, it's good it didn't start. I'm sure you know better sometimes we get excited and don't think, the car was definitely stored well. Really looking forward to seeing this one.
Replacing the ignition parts is a good is a, but the quality of the replacement parts are suspect. Might want to hang onto the old stuff for a while, just in case.
I missed out on a 69 Mach back in the day. It was sitting in a front yard for sale.
It turned out that that the son owed his father money. Dad held title to the car. He told me 2500 takes it. I ran down to the bank. When I came back some guy with a flat bed was loading up the car. He was driving by had the cash on hand and the rest is history.
Pull the plugs, and give it a compression check too, there may be a stuck valve or ring blowby after sitting so long. Car is amazing for its age and lack of attention. I too am cheering for you guys to get it running again.
My dream car! In the perfect color.
What a great car in a unique color. Looks in amazing condition. Windsor had a 2 barrel and Cleveland had a 4 barrel and better internal parts list if my memory is correct With 290 listed horsepower. My first new car was a red with gold strips Mach I with a 351 Cleveland. Also. For all those complaining about the new Mach I not having a Shaker hood. Take a close look. No shaker hood. The Shaker came on Cobra Jet cars. I opened my scoop and purchased a breather ram air air filter that worked off vacuum. Loved that car, but having kids created a need for a larger vehicle so the Mustang had to go. One of my favorite cars.
The 351 Cleveland has canted valve heads simular to the big block Chevy. The 290 horsepower rating was underrated in 69 for insurance reasons. 300+hp was considered high risk.
‘67 & ‘69 are my favorite year Mustang’s. To each their own but styling-wise I think those years are best. In fact I’d say just about every car made in ‘67 looked great.
I agree, the '67 started the change for the new look, and the '69 was the best looking Mustang ever in my opinion.
@@Jedi391 - The detail changes made the ‘68 less attractive than its predecessor.
@@Jedi391 Only because of the federally mandated side marker lights and the elimination of the side scoops. Otherwise same car. 69 my favorite, then 67, then 71-72... I could only afford the 71 lol.
AHAHHAHA Tom Cotter burn!!!
This "should be" a fun freshen up and a box of parts installed. But are they ever? ❗
Really nice car. Cheers 🇨🇦
After sitting for 20 years I would change the oil before even trying too start it.
Can't wait for this one 👍🍻
Wow that thing looks really honest and original, you don't see that much anymore...
Can't wait till next week. I'm still old school I would prefer to work on something like this any day of the week compared to the stuff that they make nowadays with all the computers and technology. That car won't take much to get up and running good as new
Awesome, I'm looking forward to seeing this run!
That's a wonderful example of an original 69 Mach One. Can't wait to see, hear it running and driving.
'69-'70 Mustangs still look as good as any car styled during that period.
Adding Mach 1 equipment only makes it that much nicer.
The 1969 Mach 1 Mustang was one of the best looking, sexiest looking muscle cars of the 1960's. I've always wanted one, especially a 428 CJ, but a clean looking one is pretty much out of reach for the average car guy. Still love them though and looking forward to seeing this one get back on the road.
My Sister (in 1975)r had a Silver Jade '69 Mach 1 with an 'S' code 390, C-6 Auto with a Shaker hood and rear window slats... Loved that car! It was 2 years before I got my license.
as an owner of a '70 Mach, i'm always glad to see another one back on the road. that one looks so clean i wonder what the owner's intent was as a 'project' 25 years ago? also, I could never never have a car hauler sit loaded up for 15 years...that would be my hardest working vehicle of all lol
Davyn is excited over this one. I'm dying to hear this run.
You won’t have to wait long! 😉
Is there ANYTHING more enjoyable than a "will it run" video? Nope. Beautiful car, hell for here in the frozen wasteland, that old girl is like new.
Does the heart good to see unmolested cars like this. She's a beautiful car
Project car? ? This is a catch up on the maintenance put on new tires and drive it anywhere car. No rust, no rodents, no missing parts....sweet ride!
Why not change the oil/filter before trying to start it? After sitting that long, won't there be moisture in the oil, even if it's just on top. Why risk it? Is this not an issue?
That’s exactly what I was thinking. I would think that would be a top priority. Maybe he just forgot to mention it.
No sense in contaminating the new oil. Get the old oil hot first then change it.
@@Hanzyscure Wouldn’t it be better to put new oil in and run it till it’s hot and change the oil again. Oil is not that expensive, but engines are, especially numbers matching. I wouldn’t even start it with that old oil, but what do I know? I’m not a mechanic. To me it’s just common sense.
@@Magnabee97 Yes you are dead right. Don't listen to that Hanzy fool. Old oil looses it's properties and viscosity etc., it becomes as good as water. You risk damaging the engine if you run it, even just cranking it over. You should change it first with some cheap oil, then change again with better oil once you have it running with everything else serviced.
@@Hanzyscure You only get the oil hot to drain it when you are doing a service on a car which is still before it's service intervals required date/miles. A little over the date is fine as long as not more than 1000km over.
A beauty from a time gone by, looks like pristine sheet metal as well. Hopefully, throw some seals, gaskets, ignition parts, maybe a couple of wheel cylinders and 1969 comes back to life! Use to see these cruising our main drag once upon a time.
Man that car is gorgeous 😍
Hey, Hagerty.
Make Will It Run? a series.
Change the oil, do a compression test, get a new fuel pump, blow out the fuel lines and get new gas, rebuild the carb and distributor and then hit the key. In that order.
This wishful thinking stuff is for the birds!
One of my favorite cars of all time. But not sure why you want to replace the coil. Those late 60s and early 70s Ford coils are bulletproof.
Will it run? A pristine Mach 1? Of course the thing will run. What a stupid question. No mystery here.
I know of a few of these I'm waiting to get my hands on. One is an original owner 65 fastback, sitting in a garage since the 80's.
Hello from New Zealand. Find a similar 1969 Mach 1 Mustang. I'll buy it.
Can’t help but feel this is bs.way too clean to be a barn find no rats no mould .straight out of a collection IMO.very cool
1969 was the best styling on Mustangs in my opinion. I loved the quad headlights.
@@Jedi391 They did a good job with those.
Agree that's why I bought a GT 350, an upgrade from the great Mach 1.
Love to the grandpa, and the grandma.
Thanks for the inspiration and keep on trucking!
Love it it's amazing looking car. I love the 69 Mustangs. Great job guys 🐎💯🇺🇸
that's still a dream car for me.... but man the prices of these things the past few decades have taken off from what i remember.
@\VV/ In 1970 I was 17. Mom loaned me $600 to buy a '65 squareback, factory 289 hipo! It had it all. Big alternator pulley, engine balancer,quicker ratio steering,4 speed & 9 inch rear! A few years later, I bought a '65 fastback that had the 289 hipo drivetrain installed in it. It had a BIG Crower solid lift cam, Torquer intake, Holley, headers, line lock, 4 speed & a 4.57 9 inch rear. With 7" cheaters. I shifted at 7,000 rpm it was my daily driver & racer. In the 1/8 it ran 8.30. This was about 1972 or '73. I payed $650 for it,I'd give anything to still have it even though I'm 68!
@@Mike583 A "K" code that's cool. A friend of mine had Red 65 GT K code almost exactly like that. He went into the service and when he came home on leave the car was gone. Turns out his Dad sold it, told him you're going to kill yourself in that thing. Bummer!
What is the little machine used to move the trailer? I want one!
trailer dolly.
It's called a Trailer Tug Pro. I bought it online a few years back.
That poor Mustang, being hauled around by a Garbage Motors manufactured chevy piece of trash....Smmfh
That 69 Mach 1 sounds great looks good too body looks pretty solid even after sitting about 20 years
Literally do nothing to this car but make it run and drive. ITS MINTY.
Mach 1! Cool!
I mean a good car after 20 years in Nice garage, I'd be hopefull about that even if its just an empty shell. Edit: That smile as it got uncovered and dude realized he had a gem in front of him.
That Tom Cotter burn 🔥🔥🔥
69 mustang is the best looking next to the 65 fastback. Looks like a cool project.
New parts? That's not how the boys of Roadkill do it on the Motor Trend Channel.
I'm actually more happy that it didn't start... What were you thinking when trying to start it without doing some careful preparations? You never know if the piston rings are seized, cylinder walls dry from oil, oil turned to gunk in some places or cooling system/water pump full of gunk. Starting it up could've made (more) damage to it.
Exactly this dude 👍
Engine’s probably going to be rebuilt anyway. A few drops of oil in the cylinders wouldn’t have hurt though
Rings will unseize themselves when engine runs. Your being over dramatic.
67 through 70 are my favorite years of Mustang! I had a 67 Fastback 2+2, 289 3sp on the floor. Wish I still had it!
Weird to think 30 yrs ago it would have only been worth $3, 000 bucks at the most
Can you please have Larry from AMMO NYC come do a detail!!!
I had 69 Mach one when I was 18 Just like that one, 351 Windsor with a 3 speed trans. Mine had the shaker carb. Now I have a 2017 460 hp GT. It's awesome.
Hope somebody has changed that DAMN nylon timing gear.
Nice Mustang. Glad to see you getting to do some short projects. I know you have to get tired of the long ones and it will be nice to watch you do these short projects also. Keep up the good vids guys.
Beautiful car, beautiful color!
Very cool, really enjoyed!!!!! 👍👍👍
I remember seeing a couple of '69 Mustangs that looked exactly like this one, it was the early 70's. Love that color! Good luck with it!
I had this exact same car wish I still did
From the sound you’ve got at least one weak cylinder on that pony.
I ordered a red 1969 MachI believing the salesman that they won't be that many made but we all know it was a really popular mustang. I paid $3345 for it. I kept it for two years and traded it for a Ford pickup. Stupid stupid move. I put a Ford kit in it consisting of an aluminum high rise a Holly 600 and Ford cam upgrade, I think it was an Isky one. It ran really well. God I wish I keep it. Also I put on a set of headers. I also cut a hole in the hood and put on a shaker breather.
Not buying it. That thing was shiny still. Sitting 30 year's huh?
Freaking awesome 😎 project!
Super cool 😎
Get with AmmoNYC and just detail it! It would be awesome!
Assuming the reason it doesn’t have sparks is one of the parts you’re replacing contributed to it? I would definitely check the hot side of the coil for 12 V/
Assuming a rat didn’t chew through the wires in the past 15 years of sitting
I don't think he replaced anything yet. He was talking about replacing these things in the future.
Probably need to rebuild the carb too if it's been sitting as long as it has been.
Un purasangre de carreras ✌️👍👍😶😶🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
Ok guys. This story is kinda emotional to me. My grandma passed away just a year ago. Didn't took enough time to pimp the car she loved, her husband's (thus my grand pa) one, that we still have in our family. Never had the joy to get her on a (last) ride.
Cars can be restored and maintained to last, and run, and bring joy, forever. The peoples we loves, sadly, can't. Please do what must be done, as sometime a project put on hold until later, is a projet put on hold until too late.
I love that green color!!!
Mate at least drain the old sludge 15 yr old oil ??? That's cruel
What is happening to the old stock car? are you going to get that going so the man that raced it can see it run again before he leaves this world???
Heck, a '69 Mach 1 has always been my favorite car, and I'm a GM guy!
'65 Corvette, '70 Camaro Z28, a few Pontiac Firebirds in the 90s and a 2017 1500 Silverado these days.
Looking forward to this series! :)
I'm also a Chevy guy, but I do have a 69 Mach 1.
But I also have, 69 Corvette Convertible, 69 Corvette Coupe, 69 2 door Chevelle, 73 Z28 RS
And this “never got around to it project” has fully-inflated tires after 15 years of sitting on that trailer? Yeah, right.
Yeah, because dude asked a channel with nearly 2 million subscribers to come out and film handing over the car didn't do a once over in the days prior.
Not one cloud of dust came off the cover when they 'unveiled it' to Davyn, meaning that cover is either recently replaced, of they've had it off recently.
Man this is such a cool project! This is definitely my favorite since the original Timelapse engine rebuilds 🤠
Can't believe he let it sit all this time - as easy as a major tuneup is, that's rediculous
Ridiculous*
Probably busy working for a living and paying bills. Looks like it was stored well to me.