While the Ford Mustang has its very own, well-deserved place in American automotive history books, it has millions of fans pretty much all over the world for pretty obvious reasons. But the 1966 ...

Restore a legend with this 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible A-Code GT in Saint Inigoes, a factory A/C project with NOS panels, ...

You're looking at the most famous Mustang in Australia. Hands down. There is no room for argument or conjecture here; it's simply fact. Gary Myers' 1966 coupe, known by its license plates GM176, has ...

One need look no further than Ford's '05 GT to see the state of the Mustang union. Its sculptured flanks reflect its heritage, while under-skin engineering has fortified the car with the latest ...

To be fully transparent, today's Nice Price or No Dice Mustang has nothing to do with Carroll Shelby other than honoring his legacy, and the car is presented in the ad as nothing more. Let's see if ...

Randy Roberts started this restoration—err, build—with a solid collector car, a '66 Mustang hardtop that came from Dearborn Assembly with the full GT package. For starters, the 225hp 289 four-barrel V ...

The fabled, iconic, ultra-legendary Ford Mustang is just about ready to kickstart its seventh lease of life with the advent of the S650 sales from across nationwide dealerships. So, how come fans are ...

Nearly all the '66 Mustangs you'll find in car shows these days will have either the three-speed automatic transmission or the four-on-the-floor manual, but those were extra-cost upgrades ($189 for ...

Courtesy photo Shown in the photo with Dorothy the car are Ernest Carr of Tampa, Florida, the owner now, and Michele (Jones) Fries of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, who was the car’s second owner. She is ...

A 1966 Ford Mustang K-Code convertible owned by Henry Ford II is heading to the Barrett-Jackson auction in Las Vegas scheduled for June-17-19. The K-Code was one of the earliest performance variants ...

Some people feel the urge to collect things owned by the rich and famous, and that’s whatever—even people with more money than ideas need to pass the time. If Henry Ford II’s custom 1966 Ford Mustang ...