Talk about a stroke of luck. A man in Arkansas was out on a normal drive when a 1964 Mustang on a flatbed trailer caught his attention. He then realized that the car being towed by the truck was actually his Mustang, which was supposed to be in a garage undergoing restoration. The owner called […] More »
By: TMS Editor | May 1, 2014
A pre-production 1964 Mustang will headline a showcase of classic Ford pony cars at the Carlisle Ford Nationals to help ring in the 50th Anniversary of the iconic automobile. The event, which kicks off June 6 and runs through June 6 in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, will also feature several other classic Mustangs including a 1968 “Branded […] More »
By: TMS Editor | March 17, 2014
There’s something special about the first Mustang ever sold. It holds a unique distinction that no other vehicle on the planet does as the first model sold of arguably the most iconic nameplate in the world. The story of Gail Wise’s skylight blue convertible has been covered quite a bit in recent months as part of […] More »
By: TMS Editor | February 24, 2014
With the Mustang gearing up for its 50th Anniversary, could you imagine owning the first hardtop model to roll off the assembly line? Talk about being the life of the party right? Well, that’s exactly the spot, or rather seat, that Bob Fria is sitting in right now. The Californian is the proud owner of a […] More »
By: TMS Editor | February 3, 2014
While most are fully aware of the impact the Mustang has had on U.S. culture in areas like music and film over the years, most probably would never think of it as a teaching tool for Wall Street. Well, as noted in a recent Yahoo Finance report we stumbled on, there’s a lot that can […] More »
By: TMS Editor | January 27, 2014
Gail Wise was 22 back in 1964 when she unknowingly bought the world’s first Ford Mustang days before CEO Lee Iacocca introduced the car at the World’s Fair. On April 15, 1964 she bought the car from Johnson Ford in Chicago when the salesman agreed to sell her the baby-blue convertible that was hiding underneath […] More »
By: Phillip Ferrini | November 15, 2013
It seems that Ford might have started campaigning for that 2013 SEMA “Hottest Car” award back in the sixties when the company first began marketing the Mustang. Sure, today’s promo strategies for the car might take on a more high-tech feel with elements like an interactive website that lets you actually see your custom Mustang […] More »
By: TMS Editor | November 15, 2013
