Tag: Classic mustang

It’s rare that you come across a sixties Mustang just sitting on the street for months on end especially in Southern California where classic American cars are typically treasured. But here it is, less than a block away from the Hollywood Freeway near Studio City, just sitting there, rusting away. Whose is it? No idea. […] More »

The anticipation for the 50th Anniversary of the Ford Mustang has been fueling a lot of discussions around the office here at The Mustang Source over which Mustangs have been the most iconic over the past five decades. Sure, we know – they’re all special in their unique way. But with every great automotive nameplate […] More »

Yup, hold your breath. Those are the remains of a Shelby Mustang GT500 that went up in flames. We know, it’s quite painful for us to look at too as we stare at the charred front end of the classic American muscle car. Apparently, the GT500, owned by, Mark Keller, the star of a popular […] More »

For every Mustang, there’s probably one or two interesting stories tied to a person that has owned the car at one point or another. Depending on the model year, there could be even more. For Courtney Barber, who owns a 1965 Mustang, the story begins after the housing bubble burst in 2008 in Charleston, S […] More »

If you thought there was no limit on how far you could take your passion for Mustangs, think again. Ford has teamed up with a company to offer a very unique collectible for true fans of the pony car – a pool table modeled after the original 1965 Mustang. The 4×8-foot pool table, built by […] More »

While the massive Mustang Alley display along 9 Mile Road in Ferndale is dominated by newer generation Mustang, the classics still hold a prominent role in reminding everyone in attendance how the passion for the original pony car got started.  Our “classic Mustang” gallery from the Woodward Dream Cruise is comprised of just a very […] 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]