i would say becuase
1) as 67 said, most people know its a late 60s
2) most people would guess the late 60s over mid 60s due to muscle/pony cars not really being big until '67

 

if i hear another "is it a shelby or boss" im going to go insane.

 

Maybe its a "Shelby Boss 5.0 Cobra Stallion High California Special"



I hear those are rare.

 

66 because it is a the "floating" mustang logo on the grill with the chrome trim around the outsides of the grill but still haveing the 65 body (for the most part).

 

I hear the rarest Mustang even made was not even a Mustang!!!

Lmao,That's all part of owning a classic,just because it's been around for a while people think they know everything about them.

 

I have people ask if my 67 is a 65-66.

I always get the urge to say " no you dumba** it's a 67." I always have to tell them it is a 67 3-5 times in the conversation.

 

MY favorite is

"Hey man. Nice mustang. That a 68?"

"No, it's a 70."

"Are you sure? Because A buddy of mine had one exactly like that but it was a 68"

"Well if it is a 68 I got really lucky when I bought all the stuff for a 70, because it all ft pretty well."

 

You see WAFFLES I would have just assumed your car was a 68 because yours doesn't look anything like mine,I mean yours is all sloped in the back and everything.
My next door neighbors grandpa's son-in-law on the groom's side had one and it was a 68 Mustagula edition. and that makes me the authority on all Mustang's!
Lol sound familiar guys?

 

My personal favorite so far has to be. THEM: "That's a coupe? I didn't know they made coupe's in that year" ME: "What year do you think it is?" THEM: "Oh, Well that has to be a late sixties model" ME: "Yup" and walk away shaking my head.

 

I think I would walk away laughing really hard if someone asked me "That a fastback?"