She’s beautiful. Do more classic muscle cars Joe!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

You got it Joshua!

My 2019 GT350 reminds me so much of my 1970 Mach1. The styling and Mustang heritage is so prevalant in the current generation.

@stuckinthe60s56

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah new mustangs pay great homage to old ones

The 69' Mach is one of the best looking Mustangs ever built, the Shaker and 428 SCJ is just icing on the cake....thanks for video.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

You are so very right about that one!

Those were the days. "No Bluetooth, no volume control, none of that junk" said Joe.

It sure is nice to see one of the true muscle cars that I remember when I was in High School. I had a friend that actually had a Mach 1 with the 428 Cobra Jet with posi traction and man could it move. His had a 4 speed manual and it was a absolute Beast.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad that I could share this beast with you Rodney!

@thatbluemach

Жыл бұрын

I have a 2004 Mach 1 I was driving to high school, man truly modern day muscle I love it

@thatbluemach

Жыл бұрын

I got into sooo much trouble in the parking lot with it 😂

This is the perfect classic muscle car! Just makes u feel ur back in the 60-70s again

12:58. Joe hits it on the head. It’s all about how the car makes you feel!

@brianlee5649

4 жыл бұрын

I hate it when that happens to me, small cars (especially tiny ones) are a big problem for me, because every time when I get in, my long hair brushes up against the headliner, to counter this, I get a haircut and problem solved.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

AMEN!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

That's an issue!

@nghia2002_xuhuong_YouTube

4 жыл бұрын

Subscribe to the channel kzread.info/dash/bejne/ipl2xpmYh6e8h8o.html

Your grin from ear to ear....haha. Just nothing like driving those late 60's early 70's muscle cars. Gotta love them.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

You are so very right!

Awww man, what a classic. You definitely cannot trade that for a new one. What a beauty 😍 Great vid, Joe!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad that yo liked this one Victor!

The 69 Mustang fastback looks great, one thing to note the inside lights are actually the high beams not fog lights, I owned one back in the early 70's.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for that info.

Loving the taking pink slips and Twinkies reference. Love the louvers and that's why I put them on my 15 gt Mustang 👍

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Very cool! It's a great look! Thanks for letting me share some laughs with you!

Great car Joe. Mustang is so iconic! Many design elements are still in the current car. Nice

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Gareth Hood you are so right!

I appreciate the way you manage to continue delivering fresh content for your viewers during these troubled times. The fact that you showcase both modern and old-school muscle shows that your're a true enthusiast. Stay safe.

Yeah Joe,i would definitely love to see more videos on the old classic muscle cars from the sixties and early seventies! Great job and keep up the good work!👍😉

Thank you for the trip through my youth! This and the '69 Camaro was every young man's fantasy.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad that I could share it with you Ronald.

No one works harder than you joe! Been following for awhile and you've came so far! Thank you joe, much love from St Pete

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Michael for the hometown love! I appreciate your support!

What an amazing car! Thanks for bringing this to us!

Hey Joe! Sure brings back a lot of memories for me, it was only about a year and a 1/2 after that when the 69 came out when I got my first little red 66 coupe. Those were the days. Great job guys. 😎👍

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad I could share this one withe you David! Such great memories my friend!

It's gonna still have that great old school sound to it

Joe you continue to make me smile 😊. Thanks for all the videos on all the great cars.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad that I can do that for you Julian!

Back then they were fast and strong but til this day she still going strong after 50 years

A real treat getting to see such a great old school car

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad that I could share it with you!

More classic cars Joe! Loved this one, learned alot of great history!!!!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dylan! I will bring more!

AWESOME RIDE MAN!!!!! Thanks for sharing

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad that you liked this one!

@N9IBZED

4 жыл бұрын

Raiti's Rides I was 9 years old when this mustang was built and all of us kids wanted one and if not that one then either a GT500 or Boss 429 and to my knowledge none of us ever got one

One of the most beautiful vehicles featured on this channel and one of the most beautiful vehicles I've ever seen...I was so jealous of my late father's 90s 5.0 standard transmission and my mother's 2011 Mustang GT convertible with the racing stripe (she sold it) seeing this, I still have a chance to 1 up them both lmao thank you for this Joe!!!

Joe thanks for bringing me back to my youth !..PLEASE do more of the 60s and 70s muscle cars !

Joe you have THE BEST JOB IN THE WORLD!!!!!! Bad ass ride man!!!

My best friend in 1973 had an identical car to this one save for no rear window slats and a 4 spd vs the C6 auto. I had a 1970 Mach 1 in lime green metallic with white deluxe (comfort weave) interior. My car was a 351 automatic. Lots of great memories in both cars cruising and street racing.

I would love to have that parked next to my GT in my garage, that's a beautiful car Joe !

Love it! Beautiful trim package w/ 428 CJ shaker is awesome!

So lucky to have these muscle cars and parts backup to match.Love the mach 1.The nearest i got in the 70's was a Capri,that was our mustang in the UK!

The Mustang is one of my favorite sports cars aside from the Porsche 911 and the Chevy Corvette, and not to mention, the Dodge Viper. Fabulous job, Joe! You killed it again! Keep up the hard work! No big Zonks whatsoever, but still I loved the video!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brian I appreciate your support!

Great video, Joe.

I can’t see chrome ever returning to favour but boy it looks nice on this car. Also like the lettered tires

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you!

Sick machine. Great perspectives and choice review as always.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad that you like this one Charlie!

I like how you switched it up to show old school cars 🤝. Do more of these vids

Listening to you talk while you were driving hope you still have a voice after talking so loud! Lol. Love the car love the video Joe! Hope you can keep the classic cars and trucks coming!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

You got it my friend!

The lineage is unmistakable! If you watch Ford's videos in designing the 2015 Mustang, they took cues and body lines from this model year! This ride has a value. That value is priceless to the driver! Thanks for sharing your experience!

That is super cool they let you take it for a spin!

Great review as usual. Had one of those here in Barbados that was unbeatable in the flying quarter mile.

One of the things I always love about America is the car culture, real appreciation for classics. Don't have the same over in the UK!

Wow Joe, that was my high school car!! Mine was a '70 428 Cobra Jet in grabber orange, one of my regrets, wish I still had it.

Hi Joe, Thanks for sharing, and yes I certainly think it's one of the great muscle cars. My brother had one, all black with the gold stripe. Wonderful car to drive, at 100 mph it was tight and quiet, you know you could do that all day if possible 😉

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

That is so awesome! Thanks for sharing the story!

She's so beautiful. Nice colour choice 👌🏻very iconic design. That shaker intake looks clean as well. Interior is very clean. The interior and the power it produced is why I really love classic cars. I can hear the excitement of your voice when you driving the car, Joe. Very awesome experience.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting me share it with you!

Mr Raitl,Great info to us viewers.Everything you conveyed was spot on,from this old hot-rodders point.The only machine to smoke my '69 383" Roadrunner was a '68 428SCJet.One word of caution,if you please?Revving an engine,especially a big-block,from a cold start means great potential for harm.Thanks for keeping high-performance alive.

I love this car. My dad bought a used Boss 302 in the mid seventies...as our family car. We bought a big Mercury not long after, but that Mustang was a hoot. Joe, I want to see you do a review of my favorite all time car, if possible. That would be a 1972 to 76 Mark IV or 77 to 79 Mark V. Thanks for the great videos. With everything else going on, you bring smiles to people.

Great Video Joe!!👍 Would Love to see a 2021 or 2022 Mach 1...That would be very Cool..!!!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Same here Don!

I had one of these in 1970. Get into heavy bumper to bumper traffic on a warm day and you'll learn to hate life. And it's handling and braking harkened back to the last night of the Titanic. The 8-10 mpg using the highest octane is also to be noted. However, it was definitely fun on the drag strip and the girls loved it. After all, in my late teens, that's all I cared about!!!

My dad had a blue 69 428 Mach 1 when I was young. Man I use to love it when he took me to school in that thing.

4 жыл бұрын

Does he still have it?

@smitty31560

4 жыл бұрын

@ No sadly he had to get rid of it about 30 years ago.

Hi Joe I just see it yesterday and it is a cool car beautiful design and very powerful 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

I can tell that people who are 14 and below would hardly remember roll up windows😂good times man.back to the 1960s👌🏾😂

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting me share it with you!

@bman99ss

4 жыл бұрын

I would have guessed 24 and below . . .

@ritarossweisse_

4 жыл бұрын

I'm 20 and I still remember the struggle when using the roll up/down windows lol

@Laylowex

4 жыл бұрын

Ariz _1703 fr😂

@bman99ss

4 жыл бұрын

@@ritarossweisse_ So I guess there isn't a complete disconnect between our generations. Meanwhile, back to my Led Zeppelin binge . . .

What an amazing piece of automotive history. Can't beat that massive 428 cubic inch pure American V8!

Joe...great video and yes throw in a retro car review now and then...another cool idea from RR

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Scott! I am so glad that you liked it!

Very nice ride ...

This is wicked sweet Joe man. Oh man the Big block Damn.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Heck yeah Craig!

Hey Joe. A very classy video right here. Another Mustang this time a Mach 1 like from John Wick but it's not in a dark color.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

This is true!

Definitely need more classic muscle videos

Beautiful car Joe👊😎👍

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I agree!

I have a old car magazine issue where they released actual horsepower ratings for some cars. The 428 Cobra Jet engine put out 410 horsepower and the 426 hemi, 427 Side oiler and 427 L88 engines put out around 480 - 500 actual horsepower. My Pro street 1969 Mach 1 modified 428 cobra jet engine put out 650 horsepower (+ 350 horsepower nitrous system). It had a large number of 427 parts like the intake manifold.

@solidbreed9767

3 жыл бұрын

Gross or Net?

Great video, and car

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad that you like this one!

I believe $3,200 was the base price for a 1969 Mach 1. This car as equipped was probably closer to $4,000.

My brother had a 1973 Mach1 351c.u. The power was way down by then and in ‘74 the dreadful Mustang II came out.😩 Thanks for sharing the Mach1! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I knew you would like this one Larry!

Mr. RAITI, GREAT REVIEW. I hope you do more "Memory Lane" retrospectives. I raced on Woodward Avenue as a teenager. There was nothing like the sweet smell of sour , un-burned, un-converted, un-muffled exhaust on a Friday or Saturday night. "Hey Dale, look at the Cuda in the median, he just grenaded his transmission." There was always something either smoking or being pushed sometime during the evening. Can you tell I loved those 60-70/71 muscle cars? Tony

Great video and awesome Mustang! I really enjoy it when you take the cars for a drive. I grew up in Bradenton, joined the military and haven’t been back to Florida since 2000. I’m Currently living in Nebraska “of all places” and was planning a trip to Florida but the virus stopped all that for now. I love seeing the Tamp/ St. Pete area. Can you do me a favor and maybe drive over the Skyway bridge on a review? Stay Healthy and safe. Thanks 🙏

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing that story! I will get that together for you Chuck! Thanks for watching! You be safe as well!

Classic what a beautiful car 😍

More classic muscle car reviews !!! I love all of your reviews though.But this is that chocolate Twinkie with chocolate creme in the center !!

You do great work Joe, the only zonk I have is when you start the engine I would like to hear it idle as well as when hitting the accelerator. Especially a 69 428, I'm sure the idle sounds spectacular.

10:00 I still see the Red Ram 2500 Power Wagon on the top left corner from the other video. 😍

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Good yes!

Speechless

That's a nice car i always liked the Mach 1. i worked at the Ford store for over ten years and have never owned a fast Ford just a dually. the first car i worked on in 1978 was a 1970 429 Torino i had to replace the starter we pushed it in the shop i put in on the lift replaced the started then parked it. thought nothing of it.

What a beauty!! Still got space for the twinkies!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah!

Back in the day if you took your 428 equipped Mustang to a dealer for a tune up they would charge to pull the engine in order to change the spark plugs. There is only about 1” between the valve covers and the shock towers on CJ mustangs!

Nice review Joe! Keep them coming... Remember the Evo X and Ram 1500 Bighorn. 😅 @ Muscle Mcghee!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I have them on my list!

@TheLFCPundit

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome!!!

My first new car was a red with gold strips 1969 Mustang Mach 1. I picked the 351 4 barrel that was listed around $2700. For budget reasons which included insurance. I passed on the 428 CJ. After college and starting a family. It was time for a four door family cruiser meaning it was time to part with the Mach1. Since then I've owned several Mustangs, but none felt like the first time I drove off the Ford dealership's lot in my new Mach1. It was great seeing you enjoy that beautifully restored Mach1 CJ. Of all the cars I've owned in my lifetime. The 1969 brings back memories that were Special like the car was. With the talk of the GT350 being discounted. I hope Ford makes the upcoming Mach 1 a special Mustang. More than just a shaker hood. A performance Mustang with the horsepower and looks to make it special again like in 1969. If the GT350 is discountinued. Hopefully Ford will use a version of the Voodoo or a supercharged Coyote in the Mach 1 with around 600 horsepower placing it between the Mustang GT and the Shelby GT500. Great video, great review on a great car.

My great aunt in Longview TX had one these cars.

Loved this review. Joe if you ever come to the LA area hmu so I can hand you the keys to my 1978 Datsun 280z to review, just freshly painted and interior should be complete in about 3 months or so

Im totally buying a new Mach 1. Bought one new in 2004 and loved it.

Nice build

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad that you approve!

Dude. ... how immaculate

Joe needs to review every kind of mustang. We need a fox body and new edge eventually haha

@whiteboyangel4838

4 жыл бұрын

Has to be a modded new edge they are so slow

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I like the way that you think.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Good idea

@Boomtendo4tw

4 жыл бұрын

YES!!!

@JF-rf9fx

4 жыл бұрын

Mystichrome new edge😏

Love classic muscle cars. 👍💯🏆video🏆💯👍

Love these cars.I'm a vette guy but cadillac & mustang are close behind.I liked the 5 liter trans am series,mustang ,camaro,javelin& of course trans am.those cars could handle.love those 14" hiccups for real also the black hood & shaker.I'm here in brandon by my pool watching a really good analysis from a hometown guy!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad that you like this one!

@richardmorris7063

4 жыл бұрын

@@RaitisRides favorite ur.for most of my favorites.thanks joe .Doug Demuro ha nothing on you!

My all time fav Mustang

How cool! I was born in 62 and remember seeing people peel out at stop signs in these cars!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

That is so awesome Ben!

@interccessorful

4 жыл бұрын

I grew up in Nazareth where we had a race track and Mario Andrettie who still lives here. Hot cars were everywhere. I loved hearing all those engines soaring around town. I sure do miss those days.

Beautiful car!

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I am so glad that you like this one!

I would like to see a 2021 mach1 n/a 500 hp, unique color options, analog gauges, and a radio delete option.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Now we are talking!

Great video. As the original and still owner of a 69 Mach 1, also a 428 Super Cobra Jet with the exception of mine being a 4 speed, I really enjoyed your presentation. Please allow me to correct one point. Yes you might have been able to get a 69 Mach 1 for $3200 bucks but when you went all out for an SCJ you paid quite a bit more. My cars sticker was $4357 dollars. People today think that was cheap but it was a lot of money back then.

Man, that is a beautiful car.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I knew you would like this one Lynda!

for the longest time i was wondering when the guy in the background was going to stop staring lmao

@DreamGiveaway

4 жыл бұрын

LOL, that's our cardboard cut out of drag racing legend Big Daddy Don Garlits.

I owned a ‘70 Mach One . 351 Cleveland. It had some get up and go

Love this car❤️

As I have posted before in other youtube videos.......1969 was just a hell of a year. MY all-time favorites 1969 Mustang Mach I and the AMC AMX.

Just wow!

What a beauty 😍

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you!

I had a very rare 69 1/2 Mustang Mach 1 GT SCJ special order 6/6 / 69 . I was a driver and did everything the car could do . Nothing much should come back . It was a death trap as most all muscle cars. The car had everything .The motor was stock . There is a replacement for displacement. It never fit with the gearing . The car had many interesting options that had little to do with it's handling ,and balance between gears. There was no option missing , other than a ridiculous automatic transmission. The negatives out weighed the positives,but I pushed the car to it's absolute limits . The first time out accelerating around a clover leaf the rear drifted ,but it didn't lean much . The stock shifter was something that should never had been put in the car . Long throw and loose and sloppy. I had the drag pack and the low ratio . I think it topped at 115 and that was good, because without pins the hood would come off. The car was very complicated in a hard turn . I learned to come in hard and slam the brakes and hit and drift around the corner . You had to be very careful braking because if there was any dip the nose would dive and you crushed the pan . That happened many times and if it wasn't repairable it had to come from Canada. It's a sports car right ❓ it should handle but it didn't . Corner braking practiced did work with boosting the springs. I wanted a Porsche but fell into the car and probably shouldn't have gone further but in respect of Steve McQueen I kept going. I replaced the shifter with a Hurst comp plus and kept the white ball . Best on the stick. F those Tee's. I put performance heavy duty springs up front ,but still crushed a pan ,but a bit better handling . I replaced the chrome GT rims with Shelby aluminum racing rims and it took weight off my front ,but took away from my rear. The car did come with traction bars ,but I wasn't happy with a straight line car , but I decided to try and get it to hook because it broke in second gear and lost a couple races too close in third. HP doesn't win a race if you can't control it. I would've been better with taller gears but then I'd die on the highway. The thing that was fun is I kept learning to manage the cars issues. I went out and came against a 350 built Camaro moved ahead in third ,but third was a good gear I just didn't need second so I skipped it . Amazing launch . I took so many cars doing that . Guys don't want to admit it but many small displacement cars would give a serious run . I almost killed myself against a Porsche . We started at 55 rolling on small highway with bends and a bridge. The Porsche hung on my back left but was gaining. The road straightened out and I put the pedal down but came to the bridge . My car lifted air born and the tire chirped three times before it straightened out . I tasted steel and put the pedal down again. I really never shook him but he never got ahead. I think he could've ,but he was probably adjusting his tie while running me. 😜 . I never had passengers and what I did was totally reckless but I just had to know what the car could do . I took it out after a light rain at night to test my new rubber. Just me . The road had two smooth bends and payment. At 80 on the first it held but at 90 on the second it broke and went into a spin . I slapped the curb and took out my right front tire and went off the road and just missed a telephone pole. I learned a lot about not to do it again. The Mustang did spin straight around the motor and straight in direction and predictable out of control . I broke on a frosted highway and it stayed in my lane and I pumped the brakes everytime it pointed straight. I have to say as a positive I never felt the car was going to roll. One of the biggest pluses were the brakes. The car was very comfortable to drive and just cruise at 60. I loved the interior. It has the pillow back seats and I fell asleep at the wheel twice. The car looked very cool and was intimidating and I used that to rattle guys to F - Up.A replacement for displacement is also understanding their car . I can't say I don't miss the car but at least I got everything out of it and made it do what it was supposed to instead of bull shitting about HP and washing the paint off in the driveway. I should've washed it more though. I do have to say also is considering what I did the Mustang held up and was actually very reliable and deserved it's place at the top of many muscle cars. 😎

would love to see the review of the LS6 Chevelle they are giving away as well.

@RaitisRides

4 жыл бұрын

Stay tuned!

This video lit old muscle car do more of it

I own a 1968 Camaro convertible originally inline 6 but now a 383 cubic inch V8!!

THE PERFECT MUSCLE CAR AND MAN IN IT

Love that wood steering wheel.joe is this a manual? I went inside for a minute.white w/the flat black shaker w/a chin spoiler.just iconic.