1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 (M-code)
- Engine
- 351 cu in (5.75L) V8, four-barrel carburetor
- Colour
- Black Jade

A genuine 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 (M-code, 351ci V8), assembled at Ford's Metuchen plant on 28 January 1969, that was professionally converted into a stunt vehicle for John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017). The fourth of five Mustangs prepared for the production by Immersi FX, it was driven by Keanu Reeves during the film's opening warehouse jump and subsequent chase sequence. Modified with a roll cage, reinforced chassis, and quick-release body panels, it retains on-set physical evidence and is accompanied by a Marti Report and a Certificate of Authenticity from Immersi FX.
Ownership
- 2025-11-28Auction saleSold €110,000 (≈ $121K)
- 1969-01-28 →Factory deliveryFord Motor Company / Metuchen plantfull documentation
Vehicle assembled at Ford's New Jersey facility on this date; original specification confirmed via Marti Report documentation.
- Date unknownAcquisition unknownJerry Immersi / Immersi FXpartial documentation
Acquired for stunt vehicle preparation in support of the John Wick film franchise; car was substantially modified for on-set use in New Jersey-based production company's vehicle pool.
- Date unknownPrivate salePrivate collector from Tennesseepartial documentation
Purchased directly from Immersi FX after filming concluded; subsequently sold to Movie Cars Central.
- Date unknownPrivate saleMovie Cars Centralpartial documentation
Acquired from the Tennessee-based private collector; team members drove the vehicle across the US prior to consigning it for auction.
Competition
No competition history extracted from the catalogue.
Maintenance & restoration
- —ModificationImmersi FX
Vehicle converted for professional stunt work: chassis reinforced, internal roll cage fitted, suspension upgraded, quick-release body panels installed, and a roof-mounted driving rig added to support camera coordination and chase choreography.
Work carried out in Los Angeles ahead of John Wick: Chapter 2 production.
- —ModificationImmersi FX
Roof-mounted driving rig removed and car reconfigured following destruction of the primary jump vehicle, enabling this example to complete the warehouse jump and ensuing chase scenes.
Adaptation took place during production; the car sustained continuity damage including loss of the driver's door.
- —Service
Car requires recommissioning before road use: a replacement oil pan must be fitted (supplied with the vehicle) and front suspension alignment is needed to correct impact damage sustained on set.
Work not yet carried out as of the time of sale.
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