There are many ways to describe the Mustang-ish creation you see here. You can say it’s odd. You can call it graceless. I deem it a defiance of mathematics.

Surface rust is fairly common on any project car, and removing it is not that difficult. However, there’s some steps you can take to prevent some future headaches.

“Vicious” certainly seems to be an appropriate term for this Mustang.

If you’ve never heard of it, I don’t blame you. The Kelly Python is sort of a kit, and sort of its own car.

Streets and highways aren’t the only dangerous paved surfaces out there.

Ford and its Mustang team are iding a wave of success, but time waits for no one, and a complete redesign of the famed pony car is due sooner rather than later.

For the second year in a row, Military AutoSource and ROUSH Performance have created a special-edition Ford Mustang just for those serving in and with the U.S. Military on overseas bases.