A 1965 FordMustang Fastback 2+2 is up for grabs on eBay with an asking price of $29,895 or best offer. Finished in its original colors of black over a red interior, it shows 133,395 miles and is ...

The 1966 Mustang Fastback occupies a rare space in car culture. It is old enough to be iconic, yet it still feels instantly usable, intuitive and right-sized in a way that connects across generations.

Some families inherit china sets and a guilty conscience. Barclay Wilt’s family inherited a 1966 Ford Mustang GT Fastback and a standing invitation to misbehave. Parked for roughly twenty years, this ...

Eighty-year-old Ben Hunsaker Davis of Salt Lake City, Utah, has appreciated automobiles all his life. During junior high, while waiting for his father to pick him up, he learned to identify many of ...

The book and the cover. The sheep and the wolf. The restored Mustang. All are tales of deception and trickery, ripe for easy dismissal at first glance. Looks like a nice little Mustang fastback, yes?

Cars owe their names to varying factors, such as the feelings their stylings evoke, their engine sizes, performance capabilities, and technology, as well as heritage and legacy. In certain cases, the ...

Let's face it, car guys of every stripe love Mustangs because they're great looking, light, well balanced, respond very well to modifications, are relatively plentiful and easy to modify. The '66 2+2 ...

Ford wanted the 1967 Mustang to be the right car for everybody. Its marketing materials repeatedly insisted on this idea, claiming the Mustang "can be a luxury car, a sports car, or a family fun car." ...