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…
Category: Ford Mustang
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
The first Ford Mustang owner kept the car. It’s now worth $350,000 – Phoebe Wall Howard @USAToday
DETROIT – Tom and Gail Wise disagreed about whether a broken-down car should be stored in a family garage for
Ford builds its 10-millionth Mustang – but which generation was most popular? – Kurt Ernst @Hemmings
A good question, which generation of Mustang was the most popular? Read Kurt Ernst’s article on the lineage of the
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
Revology – Classic Mustangs Reimagined
Taking the restomod so much futher are Florida based Revology who are reinventing everything but the shape of the classic
Shelby’s ‘Original Venice Crew’ challenges Jaguar and Aston Martin for charity – Kurt Ernst @Hemmings
Introduced years apart and competing in different classes, it isn’t likely that a Shelby G.T. 350R, a Jaguar D-type and
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
1969 Ford Mustang Grande 428CJ – an ultra-rare, tuxedo-clad street fighter – Matt Litwin @Hemmings
A rare opportunity to see a superb example of the “posh” Mustang, The Grande. Article and excellent pictures here from
This Daily-Driven ’67 Ford Mustang Has Stayed In The Same Family For Five Decades – Sam Bendall @Petrolicious
After a 12-hour shift teaching a group of 24 students how to ride motorcycles, I notice a woman pulling up
