On an April afternoon in 1964, a line of cars formed outside a Ford dealership before the doors had even opened. By the end of the weekend, more than four million people had walked through Ford showrooms just to see it.
That car was nothing revolutionary on pape, a modest, affordable coupe built largely from parts Ford already had on the shelf. And yet, within eighteen months, Ford had sold over a million of them, a pace no new American car had ever come close to matching. The Classic Mustang tells the complete story of how that happened tracing Ford's first-generation pony car, 1964½ through 1973, as the complete, self-contained story it actually is, rather than a brief prelude to sixty more years of Mustang history. You'll follow the boardroom bet that created the car, the design competition that gave it a shape nobody has meaningfully improved on since, and the year-by-year evolution that took it from a stylish six-cylinder commuter to genuine muscle-car legends like the Shelby GT350, the Boss 429, and the 428 Cobra Jet.
Inside, you'll find an accessible, non-technical guide to the engines, transmissions, and chassis that made these cars what they were; the full family of variants collectors chase today; the cultural forces Hollywood, the race track, a generation redefining itself, that turned a car into a symbol; and a complete, practical guide to buying, inspecting, restoring, and living with a classic Mustang now, including real value drivers, common rust trouble spots, and a full buyer's checklist. A bonus reference section rounds it out: a year-by-year timeline, model and engine quick guides, 25 Mustangs every enthusiast should know, and a full glossary, everything you need in one place, whether you already own one, you're hunting for your first one, or you just love the shape that started it all.
If you want the complete story of the car that created an entire category of American automobile, told clearly, accurately, and with the practical detail a real buyer or owner actually needs scroll up and get your copy of The Classic Mustang today.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. On an April afternoon in 1964, a line of cars formed outside a Ford dealership before the doors had even opened. By the end of the weekend, more than four million people had walked through Ford showrooms just to see it.That car was nothing revolutionary on pape, a modest, affordable coupe built largely from parts Ford already had on the shelf. And yet, within eighteen months, Ford had sold over a million of them, a pace no new American car had ever come close to matching. The Classic Mustang tells the complete story of how that happened tracing Ford's first-generation pony car, 19641/2 through 1973, as the complete, self-contained story it actually is, rather than a brief prelude to sixty more years of Mustang history. You'll follow the boardroom bet that created the car, the design competition that gave it a shape nobody has meaningfully improved on since, and the year-by-year evolution that took it from a stylish six-cylinder commuter to genuine muscle-car legends like the Shelby GT350, the Boss 429, and the 428 Cobra Jet.Inside, you'll find an accessible, non-technical guide to the engines, transmissions, and chassis that made these cars what they were; the full family of variants collectors chase today; the cultural forces Hollywood, the race track, a generation redefining itself, that turned a car into a symbol; and a complete, practical guide to buying, inspecting, restoring, and living with a classic Mustang now, including real value drivers, common rust trouble spots, and a full buyer's checklist. A bonus reference section rounds it out: a year-by-year timeline, model and engine quick guides, 25 Mustangs every enthusiast should know, and a full glossary, everything you need in one place, whether you already own one, you're hunting for your first one, or you just love the shape that started it all.If you want the complete story of the car that created an entire category of American automobile, told clearly, accurately, and with the practical detail a real buyer or owner actually needs scroll up and get your copy of The Classic Mustang today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798170277612
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Seller: CitiRetail, Stevenage, United Kingdom
Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. On an April afternoon in 1964, a line of cars formed outside a Ford dealership before the doors had even opened. By the end of the weekend, more than four million people had walked through Ford showrooms just to see it.That car was nothing revolutionary on pape, a modest, affordable coupe built largely from parts Ford already had on the shelf. And yet, within eighteen months, Ford had sold over a million of them, a pace no new American car had ever come close to matching. The Classic Mustang tells the complete story of how that happened tracing Ford's first-generation pony car, 19641/2 through 1973, as the complete, self-contained story it actually is, rather than a brief prelude to sixty more years of Mustang history. You'll follow the boardroom bet that created the car, the design competition that gave it a shape nobody has meaningfully improved on since, and the year-by-year evolution that took it from a stylish six-cylinder commuter to genuine muscle-car legends like the Shelby GT350, the Boss 429, and the 428 Cobra Jet.Inside, you'll find an accessible, non-technical guide to the engines, transmissions, and chassis that made these cars what they were; the full family of variants collectors chase today; the cultural forces Hollywood, the race track, a generation redefining itself, that turned a car into a symbol; and a complete, practical guide to buying, inspecting, restoring, and living with a classic Mustang now, including real value drivers, common rust trouble spots, and a full buyer's checklist. A bonus reference section rounds it out: a year-by-year timeline, model and engine quick guides, 25 Mustangs every enthusiast should know, and a full glossary, everything you need in one place, whether you already own one, you're hunting for your first one, or you just love the shape that started it all.If you want the complete story of the car that created an entire category of American automobile, told clearly, accurately, and with the practical detail a real buyer or owner actually needs scroll up and get your copy of The Classic Mustang today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798170277612
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - On an April afternoon in 1964, a line of cars formed outside a Ford dealership before the doors had even opened. By the end of the weekend, more than four million people had walked through Ford showrooms just to see it.That car was nothing revolutionary on pape, a modest, affordable coupe built largely from parts Ford already had on the shelf. And yet, within eighteen months, Ford had sold over a million of them, a pace no new American car had ever come close to matching. The Classic Mustang tells the complete story of how that happened tracing Ford's first-generation pony car, 19641/2 through 1973, as the complete, self-contained story it actually is, rather than a brief prelude to sixty more years of Mustang history. You'll follow the boardroom bet that created the car, the design competition that gave it a shape nobody has meaningfully improved on since, and the year-by-year evolution that took it from a stylish six-cylinder commuter to genuine muscle-car legends like the Shelby GT350, the Boss 429, and the 428 Cobra Jet.Inside, you'll find an accessible, non-technical guide to the engines, transmissions, and chassis that made these cars what they were; the full family of variants collectors chase today; the cultural forces Hollywood, the race track, a generation redefining itself, that turned a car into a symbol; and a complete, practical guide to buying, inspecting, restoring, and living with a classic Mustang now, including real value drivers, common rust trouble spots, and a full buyer's checklist. A bonus reference section rounds it out: a year-by-year timeline, model and engine quick guides, 25 Mustangs every enthusiast should know, and a full glossary, everything you need in one place, whether you already own one, you're hunting for your first one, or you just love the shape that started it all.If you want the complete story of the car that created an entire category of American automobile, told clearly, accurately, and with the practical detail a real buyer or owner actually needs scroll up and get your copy of The Classic Mustang today. Seller Inventory # 9798170277612