Category: Classic Mustangs

We never know what to expect next from the Ring Brothers, the Wisconsin siblings who have transformed the way we look at Mustang restomods. Ever since they stormed onto the street machine scene in 2004 with their cutting-edge ’66 GT-R …

Upon university graduation, Owen Scott’s parents surprised him with a spanking-new ’65 A-code Mustang fastback in Vintage Burgundy-an act of parental generosity that Owen considers the “gift to end all gifts.” He refers to that event as the first of …

1970 rolled around and Ford remained the leader in the pony car revolution. With Camaro comfortably in the rear view mirror little was done to change the 1970 Mustang. It was a very successful …

Some argue a collectible car must have been built in fairly small numbers to make it exclusive, and thus more desirable and valuable. So how do they explain why the 1965 Ford Mustang is such a popular collectible?

After all, it …

Seems everyone has a vision for their retirement. For some, it’s a trip around the world. Others dream of skydiving or being wicked at shuffleboard. For Jim Brockhaus, retirement means this Bahama Blue ’67 Mustang hardtop he shares with his …

When it comes to classic American muscle, a small number of cars come to mind immediately, not the very least of which is the 67 Ford Mustang. The Ford Mustang initially came out of Ford’s auto manufacturing factory halfway through …

The 3rd Annual Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas Collector Car Auction at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino is quickly becoming the place to be if you’re looking to get a rare car for that classic collection.

Information was released about …

For many car enthusiasts, the Mustang is considered to be one of the top guns. But how did this popular vehicle really come to be? Well, it all started back in April of 1964.  Ford’s General Manager, Lee Iacocca, always …