For many collectors, the Ford Mustang of the 1960s and 70s is the quintessential American muscle car. This two seat roadster, launched in 1964 and featured in James Bond movies, was such a huge success that it was widely emulated by other car makers and continually produced for over 40 years by Ford itself.
I’ve always had an old Ford Model A or something to tinker around with or play with. It may not have been o… [more]
The Model T Ford Club of America is headquartered in Centerville, Indiana. We have about 115 chapters in the … [more]
An invaluable resource for anyone interested in Ford Model T’s. After checking out the photo gallery, dive into t… [more]
Sam Baker's excellent collection of vintage Ford porcelain and neon signs and related memorabilia from the 1920s an… [more]
‘Drives Like Fun, Saves Like Crazy’ was the Ford Cortina marketing slogan, and this site certainly lives up to … [more]
The new model year Fords are in, and its 1957! Looking at a Fairlane, Tudor Sedan, Ranchero or Country Squire Wagon… [more]
Need some help with your vintage car repair? Check out this excellent trove of user-contributed car manual scans an… [more]
This NYPL sampling of early automobile and truck catalogs from 1909 provides a snapshot of the industry in its infa… [more]
This great (and frequently updated) blog from the folks at Hemmings Motor News is a visual feast of old and new pho… [more]
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Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords Magazine -
Chesher won an essay contest chronicling his life-long affection for Mustangs. With more than a dozen vintage Mustang race cars lining the walls behind the ...
Boston Channel.com, USA -
Bean was out working in his garage when it caught on fire, destroying a 1915 Dodge, 1929 Buick and a 1964 Ford Mustang. His son said that the cars were in ...
News-antique.com (press release), NY -
The Ford Mustang first appeared in 1964 and was immediately popular for its style and capabilities alike. The base engine was a six-cylinder power plant, ...
Business Mirror, Philippines -
Weslie Gatchalian, president and chief executive officer of Wellex Industries, decided to buy a 1967 Mustang which was still in very good condition from a ...
WBIR-TV, TN -
The master sergeant from West Des Moines left behind his job, his family, and a beat up 1967 Mustang. "He came home and said, 'I found this car, I want it, ...
Indian Express, India -
Like Singh, SB Jatti (50) also keeps his Mustang 1958 without help from mechanics. He says, “I bought my car in the early 80s’ for less than Rs 1 lakh. ...
Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords Magazine -
The coupe started out with vintage J302 cylinder heads as some of the first mods, and the car put down a respectable 298 rwhp in normally aspirated form. ...
Mustang Monthly Magazine -
However, if you're used to an old Hurst in a '66 Mustang, the Roush version will feel familiar. Even the knob is vintage-style, with a five-speed pattern ...
Mustang Monthly Magazine -
By Miles Cook Swapping a five-speed manual transmission into a vintage Mustang is apopular resto-modification for many enthusiasts. ...
Philadelphia Inquirer, PA -
The canted grille with the chrome pony at its center, coupled with the inset headlights, certainly evoke vintage 'Stang brushstrokes, as does the way the ...