FuzzyDiceRule

well. im 14, and our mustang isnt MINE, its OURS, its still cool tho, and im starting to learn stick in it and my bro just baught an 89 hatchback

Frankus

Same goes for me.

Ill admit though when I first got my 65 for my birthday I really wasent into driving, let alone cars. The first thing to go through my mind was this car wont last me through high school and its gonna suck.

Well, it lasted me through highschool and the car has grown on me. As a matter of fact, im way into racing and working on cars now, thanks to my stang.

Now im returning the favor and restomodding it. Going to impliment the modern funtionality while still keeping the spirit of muscle.

302+65= MUHAHAHAH

redstallion

I drove it through sophomore, junior, and senior years...now i'm in my 1st semester of college...

I plan on it being my daily driver until I finish school (hopefully not more than 5 years)...then i'll buy a truck for a DD and drive the stang on the side

Charlie1

I was shocked to see the number of young(er) respondents. When I go to car shows and the local Fri and Sat night cruise spots, most drivers are 40s and 50s, like me. Like Stanging, Mustangs have been in my head since I was 16; it just took me 40 years to get one. Great for you young guys...you own a piece of Americana...Mustangs forever.

351foxstang

i'm 19, ive got my 68' that will have a 351w and tremec 5 speed, my brother and i also have an 86' we are going to put a stroked 460 in, when we are someday done with the 68'. my brother is 15 and is already looking for an 87-93 hatchback 5.0.