If you’re looking to earn your stripes as a true Mustang fan, then there are a few things you definitely should know.

A gorgeous 1966 Shelby GT350H vintage racer went on the auction block this week, and we couldn’t be more jealous.

I’m unsure whether there has ever been an award for the greatest Mustang save of all time, but this guy deserves to be the inaugural recipient.

There’s certainly no question this 1964½ Indy 500 Pace Car is a collector’s dream, but is it worth over a million dollars?

This year’s 50th Anniversary for the Mustang has turned up some interesting tidbits on the Ford pony car, but the story of the 1964 “Shorty” two-seater might be one of the most intriguing of all.

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.

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 »