“Shorty” is about as rare and coveted as they come in the world of American muscle cars. So coveted, that the concept spent most of its life in hiding from Ford Motor Co., which is why experts predict that it could go for as high as $600,000 when it crosses the block this March.
By: TMS Editor | December 29, 2014
As you can see, this isn’t just any 1965 Mustang; in fact, it’s rocking 845 horsepower to vaporize those rear tires … and the front tires, too because, yep, it’s all-wheel drive.
By: Jonathon Klein | November 5, 2014
Finished off in Raven Black and red GT stripes, this is perhaps one of the best-restored 1965 Mustangs I’ve ever laid eyes upon.
By: Jonathon Klein | October 30, 2014
I guess the love for Mustangs doesn’t run that deep for a few who own the cars because one man is ready to trade in his 1965 Mustang for tickets to the World Series. Yup, that’s what we hear.
By: TMS Editor | October 22, 2014
There’s nothing more moving than a war veteran reconnecting with his Mustang in a special way — especially when it’s due to the efforts of complete strangers.
By: TMS Editor | October 14, 2014
How important is it to get the model year right when trying to sell a classic Mustang? Well, as we’ve learned here at The Mustang Source, more important than most people outside the classic car universe would ever realize.
By: TMS Editor | July 15, 2014
When it comes to all-time steals in the world of Ford pony cars auctioned, we’re thinking this 1965 Mustang 289 race car might qualify. Despite the history wrapped up in the car and its vintage racing look, the coupe crossed a recent RM auction block in Paris for $91,400. Rebuilt by Rae Davis Racing, an […] More »
By: TMS Editor | February 7, 2014
