Congrats to Ford

[JB400]

Got to tip your hats to Ford today.  10 million Mustangs built.

Hey, we got to have something to race against

[ODZKing]

Got to tip your hats to Ford today.  10 million Mustangs built.

Hey, we got to have something to race against

and after all these years and all the variations it STILL has only two doors  

[Birdflu]

Got to tip your hats to Ford today.  10 million Mustangs built.

Hey, we got to have something to race against

and after all these years and all the variations it STILL has only two doors  

So true...

[JB400]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.motor1.com/news/261639/10-millionth-ford-mustang-production/amp/

[Ponch ®]

9.5 Million bought by secretaries, sweet 16ers, and poseurs.

[John_Kunkel]

The only Ford I lust for.

[cdr]

Got to tip your hats to Ford today.  10 million Mustangs built.

Hey, we got to have something to race against

and after all these years and all the variations it STILL has only two doors  

The mustang is a pony car  , the Charger is a large heavy MUSCLE car.

[Mopar Nut]

 

[hemigeno]

and after all these years and all the variations it STILL has only two doors  

That doesn't mean they didn't have a moment or two of temporary insanity...   

[Troy]

Can't imagine why people keep buying them...

Troy

[6pkrtse]

Can't imagine why people keep buying them...

Troy

68-70 would be the only Mustangs I would consider buying if the price was right. I have had several opportunities over the years & always talk myself out if it.

[Troy]

Can't imagine why people keep buying them...

Troy

68-70 would be the only Mustangs I would consider buying if the price was right. I have had several opportunities over the years & always talk myself out if it.

Honestly, I'd rank a 67-68 fastback (especially Shelby) above the 69-70 on *my* own personal list but I got the 70 Mach 1 because my dad likes them. It's a pretty cool car. My cousin had an orange 69 sitting out behind the barn when I wasn't old enough to drive and I swore I'd buy it some day. Sadly it rusted into the ground. I'd consider a 65-66 fastback if I could own 50 cars but it would definitely be lower on the list than 67-70. If I ever had unlimited funds, obviously a Shelby, Boss, or R-code would move near the top of the list but I'm realistic so my list doesn't include things I'll never have the opportunity to buy.

Troy

[ACUDANUT]

 I guess I am the only one who prefers the larger 71-73 fastback Mach 1's.  Same size as a charger imo.
Also, I love the GT's.  Just don't have 250K laying around.

[Bronzedodge]

Back in '87 I called a friend about a '71 Mustang 'vert 4 door down from where he lived.  He had no info, but he did have a 72 Duster for sale.  I've been Mopar ever since.

[Back N Black]

Can't imagine why people keep buying them...

Troy

Nice!

[Charger_Fan]

Honestly, I'd rank a 67-68 fastback (especially Shelby) above the 69-70 on *my* own personal list but I got the 70 Mach 1 because my dad likes them. It's a pretty cool car. My cousin had an orange 69 sitting out behind the barn when I wasn't old enough to drive and I swore I'd buy it some day. Sadly it rusted into the ground. I'd consider a 65-66 fastback if I could own 50 cars but it would definitely be lower on the list than 67-70. If I ever had unlimited funds, obviously a Shelby, Boss, or R-code would move near the top of the list but I'm realistic so my list doesn't include things I'll never have the opportunity to buy.

Troy

Same here, '67-'70 are my favorite out of the early years, with the '69 Mach 1 being my absolute fave. My EX and I used to have a '68 coupe in the early 80's...bought it when it was only 14 years old, and it already had rusted out quarters & a big hole in the driver's floor pan from a leaky cowl vent. 
We sold it to buy the Charger in 1986...and it already had a rusted trunk floor, due to small rust holes in the corners of the back window.