This particular unit is a highly sought-after D-Code example, finished in a striking Rangoon Red. The 1964 Mustang launched the pony car segment, shaping American automotive culture. This D-Code, ...
What's your holy-grail first-generation Ford Mustang? To many, it's either the Cobra Jet or the Boss 429, two of the many high-performance versions introduced in the 1960s. Others favor the Shelby ...
The Ford Mustang is celebrating a special birthday this year. This perpetually youthful car—the one that started the pony-car craze—is now a sexagenarian. It’s 60 years old. Hard to believe. The car ...
Keeping a classic car in a barn is a big no-no if you still want to be able to drive it after a few years. But it's definitely a better option than dropping it off in the woods, leaving it fully ...
For most people, there comes a time when the daily driver must be replaced. Maybe the lease is up. Maybe it has become unreliable. Maybe it's just time for a change. In the case of Anaheim, California ...
Wisconsin-based hot rod builders Ringbrothers are back with another classic muscle car restomod. This time it's a 1964.5 Ford Mustang convertible with the heart of a modern Mustang. Named Caged, the ...
Riding in Bill Shulz's Wimbledon White original 1964 1/2 Ford Mustang convertible, even an ordinary road attracts attention. "When you are driving, do you notice people giving you looks?" 69 News ...
Ford is showing off several of its most classic cars for America's 250th anniversary celebration at Washington, D.C.'s Union Station train station.
Contrary to popular belief, car people aren't "born." Rather, their love is acquired, brought on by experiences in cars that are positively reinforced by friends, events, and, yes, even advertising.
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