Mother-Daughter Team Use Pink Mustangs for Breast Cancer Awareness

By TMS Editor - October 28, 2016

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There’s nothing like passing down some of those special Mustang traditions down to future generations.

Take, for example, Sarah Fox, who has been working to bring more awareness to breast cancer along with her three-year-old daughter, Cheyenne, via their matching pink Mustangs. Sarah was moved to start using pink vehicles to help promote breast cancer awareness after losing several family members to the disease.

As highlighted in a Turlock Journal report, her first pink car was a Honda Civic. Then she got a Mustang, but it had to be pink. And when Cheyenne saw it, she requested that her mom buy her a pink Mustang too. Although, it appears that Cheyenne is still learning the true meaning of her pink Power Wheels Mustang.

“She’s three years old, so I think she’s more excited about the car, but I try to explain to her what it is and what it stands for,” said Fox.

Fox’s husband is currently restoring a 1966 Mustang for Cheyenne, when she’s old enough to drive. I’m sure you can guess what color that car will be painted too.