When it comes to 1984 Mustangs, you won’t find one any cleaner than this piece of American history.

A supercharged 650-rwhp Mustang squares off against some high-powered competition.

How’s this for a Christmas gift? A 1967 Mustang stolen nearly thirty years ago that was supposed to be given to you by your dad pops back up a few days before Christmas.

I think this Mustang needs to invest in some good wheelie bars … like yesterday.

Has the love affair run its course for “Gone in 60 Seconds” and its star car?

It appears those wild stunts Ken Block pulls off in Gymkhana 7 in his Hoonicorn RTR go a lot deeper than his mad skills at the wheel, which are frickin’ mind-boggling alone.

The original “Gone in 60 Seconds,” literally starring a heavily fortified 1973 Mustang Sportsroof nicknamed Eleanor, is about as revved up as a movie gets. Not to say the 2000 remake isn’t the definition of rubber burning awesome, but if you don’t start at the source, you miss the real meat.