McLaren M81 Mustang (1987-ish)
The first of Ford’s Special Vehicles Operations. Only 10 were built due to a high price tag, making these pretty much the rarest Mustangs on earth.
Ford Mustang (Sally, as described by her), 1970.
(Source: thepapercollector.blogspot.com)
Ford Mustang assembly line (Milpitas, 1964)
“Man made rain from above, below and from the sides subjects a Mustang to the test which assures buyers of a water-tight vehicle.
An invisible dye in the water, when exposed after a three-minute storm to black light, detects by a magic glow the slightest trace of water. The test is one of hundreds which pin the top quality label on Mustangs now produced at Ford Motor Company’s San Jose assembly plant at Milpitas, Calif., where the first Western-built Mustang rolled off the final line July 10, 1964.”
—Ford Motor Company, San Francisco.
Ford Mustang — The original Roadster concept, from 1962.
This was actually the very beggining for the Mustang, even though very little was used to the final design you know and love. It started its life as an open, two-seater with a 4 cylinder engine mounted at the middle.
(Source: seriouswheels.com)
The paper Mustang project.
(Source: flaviendachet.blogspot.com)
Bullitt (1968) — IMDB
Perhaps the most epic movie about american muscle. McQueen pretty much made the Mustang a cool icon, and the Charger was forever transformed into the “baddies”’ car.
Ford Mustang, Hochenheim, 1970.
The first European NASCAR race (I know, it sounds weird).
