Sometimes hot rodding takes a good deal of patience and a little bit of horse trading. That is certainly the case for Lamar Taylor’s 1992 Mustang LX coupe. “I always wanted a coupe,” Lamar told me, “but never could find… Read More ›
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Ford’s Mustang was a staple in auto parts ads since the beginning – Jeff Koch @Hemmings
Ford’s iconic Mustang has long been synonymous with automotive personalization, freedom, and a youthful vigor that either reinforces or belies its driver’s age. But what happens when that personalization and freedom drives an owner/enthusiast to move beyond the factory equipped?… Read More ›
1967 Eleanor Mustang From ‘Gone In 60 Seconds’ Up For Sale – Edward Snitkoff @FordAuthority
The Ford Mustang initially achieved cinematic immortality in Bullitt, a 1968 film starring Steve McQueen that featured some of the best car chase scenes of all time. Fortunately, it wasn’t the last Hollywood production to give the pony car a starring role. Gone in… Read More ›
Restored Meadowlark Yellow 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Is The Cream Of The Crop – Brett Foote @FordAuthority
Some early Ford Mustang variants, like the Boss 429, were produced in scant numbers and command big bucks today. The 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 most certainly isn’t one of them, as over 70,000 people checked that particular box in that particular model… Read More ›
This 1966 Mustang Rose Like A Phoenix From The Ashes: Video – Chris Teague @FordAuthority
Project car builds don’t always go as planned, but sometimes they go so far off the rails that it’s hard to imagine them ever being completed. “Off the rails” might be an understatement for this 1966 Mustang project, which started life as… Read More ›
California Special Mustang: Definitive History Of Ford’s West Coast Cruiser – Brett Foote @FordAuthority
There have been many special edition Ford Mustangs over the years, from the Mach 1 to the Boss 302 and everything in between. One such package that doesn’t get quite as much attention, however, is the California Special Mustang. But its story… Read More ›
Making Things — One Man And His Mustang – Reblog
This is an excellent blog from Mart please read and subscribe! Today is my car’s birthday. This day fifty four years ago on the 11th July 1966 my car rolled off the Ford production line at Dearborn, Michigan. USA. Speaking… Read More ›
Mustang II with a fascinating history – Larry Edsall @ClassicCars.com
Sometimes collector cars are bought simply because of their rarity and value. But sometimes they are bought because of their story. For example, Jay Leno says he doesn’t buy cars, he buys stories. The Pick of the Day is a car with… Read More ›
1982 Ford Mustang Special Service Packages – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
At a glance, these two 1982 Ford Mustang notchbacks for sale on Hemmings.com don’t look too remarkable, aside from the 5.0 badges and a few other visibly non-stock details. However, as the seller illustrates, both are not only California Highway Patrol-issued Special… Read More ›
Sad news Gale Halderman, designer of the Mustang dies at 87 – Tom Stahler @ClassicCars.com
Gale Halderman, the original designer of the Ford Mustang, died April 29 near Dayton, Ohio. Halderman, he was 87 His iconic Mustang design sold more than 8 million units, inspired 6 model generations of design and has been continuously built… Read More ›