Young_Gun

It seems like whenever I hear about classic Mustangs, people go gaga over the 67'.

Did Ford do something different in 67? Or do people just like that number?

I've always been curious as to whether or not there is actually a difference between the 67's and the 65/66's and 68's.

Starfury

The 67's are popular primarily because of Gone in 60 Seconds. '67 fastbacks skyrocketed in value in the years after the movie came out.

There are major differences between the '66 and '67 model year. The '67 car is completely redesigned. It's longer, wider, will accept larger engines without modification, has a remodeled dash, etc. There were minor changes in '68, mostly having to do with safety features required by the feds for the '68 model year, like collapsible steering columns, padded steering wheels, and breakaway window crank *****.

Personally, I prefer my '67 over a '68, but it's all personal preference. My gf wants a '65-66 coupe or vert.

andrewmp6

Don't forget the movie Bullitt he drove a 68 fastback too.

1slow67

67 was the first year of what I would say a good looking mustang is. The 65-66 mustangs are flat looking, don't really have any curves to them.

eZ

Thats why I like my car...it was more of a challenge to make it look good..lol

1slow67

I like what you have done to yours

Young_Gun

Good, exactly what I thought lol. I always thought 67's looked longer and wider. This just confirms it.

I love the 67'...

musnicki

MMMmmmmmm.........67......It's just hot.....

blue 67 coupe

The main thing I like about the 67 over the 64-66 models is the tail lights. I never have liked the popped out tails on those. The curved one's of the 67-68 though are much better looking IMO. The 67 has always been the best looking classic IMO. Before Gone in 60 Seconds and all. Just is the best looking to me.

Couper

I like the fake vents and rear lights