1969 Ford Mustang Sportsroof


The Details

Laurie Attard's '69 Mustang SportsRoof

Engine
• 347ci '70 Windsor
• Scat forged steel crank
• Scat rods and pistons
• Edelbrock Performer RPM aluminum heads
• Crower hydraulic camshaft, Yella Terra roller rockers
• Eight 45mm DC&O throttle bodies, custom carbon-fiber
airbox

• Autronic CDI and ECU
• Carter lift pump, Bosch 044 main fuel pump, PWR aluminum radiator, March pulley kit

Power
• 415 hp (309kW), 419 lb-ft (567Nm)

Transmission
• Top Loader four-speed manual
• 11-inch single-plate clutch

Rearend
• Narrowed ZD Fairlane 9-inch, 3.00 gears, limited-slip differential

Exhaust
• Custom ceramic coated tri-Y headers (1-3/4-inch primaries)
• Twin 2 -inch stainless steel exhaust
• H-pipe
• Hi-Tech straight-through mufflers

Suspension
• Front: RRS strut conversion, custom adjustable strut tops, Eibach springs, Koni adjustable shocks, 1.1-inch antisway bar, RRS power steering rack, Flaming River steering column, RRS strut brace kit
• Rear: 1.77-inch-wide custom rear leaf springs, Koni shocks, custom 0.7-inch antisway bar, custom adjustable Panhard bar

Brakes
• Front: Disc, PBR two-piston calipers, slotted 11.7-inch rotors, braided lines, XB Falcon booster, XY Falcon master cylinder
• Rear: Disc, single-piston calipers, slotted 9-inch rotors, braided lines

Wheels
• Front: Performance Wheels Ultra Lights, 15x8
• Rear: Performance Wheels Ultra Lights, 15x10

Tires
• Front: Yokohama 352, P235/60R15
• Rear: Yokohama 352, P295/50R15

Interior
• '69 Mach 1 steering wheel, customized '69 Mustang Grande front seats, modified fold-down rear bench, custom VDO gauges, inertia reel seatbelts, custom door trims, lighted Pony sill covers, Pioneer head unit, 6-inch coaxial front and rear speakers

Exterior
• PPG Ford Venom Red, '69 Mach 1 front air dam and rear wing, '69 302 hoodscoop, reflective side stripes, '69 Mustang headlight buckets and front grille assembly
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