As part of the countdown to the Mustang’s fifty year anniversary, Ford is digging back into its extensive archive and releasing details on some very cool stuff, like this original Mustang 1 concept from 1962. Obviously the two-seat, mid-engine configuration did not make it to production, but the name, logo and some other small details made it to the original 1964 1/2 Mustang.
By: Mustang Forums | June 25, 2013
Article courtesy of MustangsDaily.com, your source for all the latest Ford Mustang news and articles It’s rare that one of the 34 1965 Shelby GT350R race cars goes up for sale, which is why we thought it was a special occasion when one went up for auction back in August. The final selling price of […] More »
By: Mustang Forums | January 3, 2013
Today marks the first day Ford began producing the Mustang some 48 years ago. In just two years the FoMoCo managed to sell over a million cars. Mind you, this was in 1964, making the number even more impressive. But it’s certainly not as shocking as the original sticker price of $2368.Those were the days, […] More »
By: Mustang Forums | March 9, 2012
1965 & 66 Restorers Finally Get Their Wishby Jason GiacchinoIt doesn’t take too much imagination to recognize the fact that the latest Mustang (and for that matter Camaro and Challenger) draw a lot of their styling from models of yesteryear. But for some, styling cues simply aren’t nostalgic enough. Custom builders are surely no stranger […] More »
By: Mustang Forums | October 31, 2011
By Teddy Field Back in 1985, shoulder pads and penny loafers were in vogue. Michael J. Fox took us Back to the Future in his DeLorean, and we all prayed that Ronald Regan would be able to keep us safe from Mikhail Gorbachev and his fearsome nuclear arsenal. Compared to today, 1985 seemed downright simple. […] More »
By: Mustang Forums | August 15, 2011
When you begin the restoration process on a classic 1966 Ford Mustang, it’s important to take all of the proper steps necessary to restore the car correctly the first time. Because restoring an older vehicle like this will be slightly different each time and for every car, there’s no single step by step guide that […] More »
By: IBxAnders | May 28, 2010
After you’ve visually inspected the vehicle for signs of damage, the next step in the restoration process of a classic 1966 Ford Mustang is to prepare the vehicle for a new paint job. Ideally, when you reach this stage of the restoration, you’ll have already examined your car for signs of rust, dents, scratches, scrapes […] More »
By: IBxAnders | May 20, 2010
