The 1969 Mustang E: A Very Rare Mustang – Reblog from Steve McKelvie
Recently I was contacted by Tim Wise who told me about a car that he has – a 1969 Mustang…
Category: Ford Mustang
R & D? – Scary Stuff From Mustang Maniac
Originally posted on Mustang Maniac:
The heading suggests this week that we are talking about Research and Development, however in this…
Gone but not forgotten: Ford’s Maverick turns 50 – Kurt Ernst @Hemmings
On April 17, 1969, Ford introduced a new compact two-door sedan with sleek fastback styling, designed to counter the sales
California Firefighters Rescue Vintage Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 From Burning House – Rob Stumpf @TheDrive
Article from Rob Stumpf detailing the dramatic rescue of a vintage Shelby Mustang GT350 from a house being claimed by
Brown Sugar: Tim Essick’s Immaculate Homebuilt Hot Rod Is Setting Records – Jason Reiss @FrontStreet
Brown sugar is typically used for baking cakes, cookies, and other delicious treats, but in the case of Tim Essick,
Shelby, Or Not A Shelby?
Originally posted on Mustang Maniac:
That is the question. Adam has bought a one-off, hand-built bespoke car. This car is something…
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1978 Ford Mustang II
The much maligned and misunderstood Mustang II is becoming a rare sight these days. A clean example is currently for
AACA Museum to present Mustang designer Gale Halderman with its Automotive Heritage Award – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
Despite not hitting the jackpot with his name suggestion for the Mustang (which was Cougar:)), his design changed history. Read
Racer’s restomod – John McComb’s 1967 Mustang to cross the block at Owls Head – Kurt Ernst @Hemmings
Former Shelby driver John McComb’s interesting 1967 Mustang Fastback to be auctioned at Owls Head Transportation Museum. You can find
This Custom 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 is Pure Pro Touring Bliss – Classic Nation
When we see red the color it makes us stop! The color red does something in our brain to pause
