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With the all new 2015 Mustang around the corner, it only makes sense that the end is near for the current generation car. In true Blue Oval fashion, Ford will be donating the very last 2014 Shelby GT500 Convertible to an auction for charity. Since the last GT500 ‘vert isn’t built yet, the winner of […] More »

Latemodel Restoration (LRS) is at it again, but instead of releasing the latest parts or finishing a sweet build, they helped Southeastern Foxbodies (SEFB) put together one amazing Fox Body Mustang that was raffled off with proceeds going to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Victory Junction Gang Camp and Savannah’s Drive. It’s been a year in […] More »

Article courtesy of MustangsDaily.com, your source for all the latest Ford Mustang news and articles.While previous 2015 Ford Mustang prototypes have been spied testing on the streets of Dearborn, it looks like the engineering team has headed south for the summer to do hot weather testing in Arizona. Several Mustang prototypes were recently caught driving […] More »

The Shelby GT500 is rated at 662 horsepower and the new Roush Stage 3 is rated at 675. So what happens if you take them both to the track with street tires? Well, for one, looks like they work best with the traction control on. But I’ll let you watch the video to find out […] More »

These always create a fair amount of controversy, but let’s face it, these things are usually cobbled together from stuff that was pretty screwed up in the first place. Plus, they are hilarious. So love it or hate it, you’re just gonna have to deal. If you don’t like it, don’t build one. via [Moparts]

It’s no secret I’m a huge Fox-body fan, I love all Mustangs, but I have a soft spot for the old Fox and when I saw this all Fox-body cruise video from the recent 2013 Mustang Week, I just had to post it. I’ve always wanted to attend Mustang Week and hope at some point […] More »

Remember that one-off USAF Thunderbird Mustang that Ford built for charity? Well, it just sold for $398,000 at The World’s Greatest Aviation Celebration. The fund will help the EAA Young Eagles program inspire the “aviation pioneers of tomorrow.” Ford has helped the program raise $2.3 million since the auction started in 2008. via [Autoblog]