LOOKING FOR THIS 1969 Mach 1 VIN: 9T02M144329

[Flye 0]

VIN:  9T02M144329

It took me a long time to find VIN, so I'm now posting on a few sites that might have some chance of having some info.   As I've said elsewhere, I know it is a long shot, but if I don't make the effort, I'll have no shot...  

I'm interested in location or info, regardless of condition or location.  I'm in SE Virginia, but will travel as needed.

1969, Lime Gold, 4 speed, 4 bbl, 351W, had factory tach.  I sold it in 1974(?).  (Car may have gone through many iterations after this many years.)

Car was orginally bought/sold/bought in Eastern North Carolina, Edgecombe Motor Company, Tarboro, NC.  Whitakers, NC area.  Maybe Rocky Mount after that.

Thanks for any help.

(posting here was recommended by someone on Vintage-Mustang forum.  Just a stock photo, but that's pretty much how it looked.  it had been rode hard by the time I bought it even though it was only a couple of years old.)

 

 

Edited July 5, 2021 by Flye
Added Photo and Later added original area car was bought

[69RavenConv 286]

I checked our little informal registry here, the closest I came is by  user Hux who registered a 351-4V as unit number 144XXX. As you said, the odds of a 50 year old car surviving 47 years after you sold it are slim, to put it mildly. Good luck on your search, though, you never know.

 

Hux

144xxx

18-Dec-1969

63*

351-4V, 3.25 gears. Richmond DSO

[jmlay 80]

I knew I had seen pictures of this car before. Are you sure you have the correct VIN? Ah, reading more closely I see the photo is not the same car.

https://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/index.php?topic=15252.0

Mike

[EastYorkStang 63]

The pic he posted was a stock photo he found on the web. He said so in his post. Not his long lost one. 

 

Curious why people look for cars they gave up long ago ?

[RPM 1,190]

6 hours ago, EastYorkStang said:

Curious why people look for cars they gave up long ago ?

Cuz we realize we made a foolish mistake selling it, and want it back. 

[EastYorkStang 63]

I gots it !

[Flye 0]

15 hours ago, 69RavenConv said:

I checked our little informal registry here, the closest I came is by  user Hux who registered a 351-4V as unit number 144XXX. As you said, the odds of a 50 year old car surviving 47 years after you sold it are slim, to put it mildly. Good luck on your search, though, you never know.

 

 

Hux

144xxx

18-Dec-1969

63*

351-4V, 3.25 gears. Richmond DSO

Thanks.  The one I'm looking for also came through Richmond DSO and with a 3.25, with a little earlier production date.  Again, thank you for taking the time to search and to respond.  

[Flye 0]

On 7/4/2021 at 7:33 PM, 69RavenConv said:

a 351-4V as unit number 144XXX. 

Hux

144xxx

18-Dec-1969

63*

351-4V, 3.25 gears. Richmond DSO

Guessing that production date is possibly a typo.  

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144691 looks like it rolled off Metuchen line 3 days after mine.  

So close, but so very far!!!!   Ha!

Thanks again for sharing the info.

 

 

 

[69RavenConv 286]

6 hours ago, Flye said:

Guessing that production date is possibly a typo. 

Certainly could be, or Hux's car is a '70. I don't know for sure.